Current Community Initiatives

Decatur and Morgan County have more than a dozen churches that are well over 100 years old and still active today. They can also be enjoyed on the self-guided Amen Trail.

A stroll through Decatur’s Downtown Turtle Trail will reveal the 10 bronze turtles located all along the historic Second Avenue while also explaining the many significant places and events that helped make the downtown area what it is today.

Only the bravest trailblazers will be willing to Explore the Unknown. As part of our “The Unknown” social media video series, we’ve put together a number of our favorite spooky haunts via a mobile-exclusive passport.

A newer addition to the trail offerings, the Flint Creek Canoe Trail provides access to the interior of the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge and is a great way to go bird watching.

Morgan County is known for our barbecue skills. A trip down the MoCo Barbecue Trail takes visitors to find the best barbecue, ribs, and delectable sides around.

If you think you’ve had the best burger, think again. We serve up the best here in Morgan County, and the MoCo Burger Trail will prove it.

The MoCo Mexican Food Trail leads to the area’s best Mexican restaurants that are well known for their deliciously authentic Mexican cuisine.

Color comes to life on the MoCo Mural Trail. Featuring a free itinerary, the Mural Trail guides visitors around all of the vibrant murals that have popped up all throughout the county.

We’ve got some sweet stops that you absolutely cannot miss! With the help of our Visit Decatur AL Ambassadors, we’ve created a Sweet Treat Trail throughout Morgan County!

There are five established nature trails available for use at Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge. They wind along the water, crops, fields, and woodlands