Embark on a self-guided walking tour along Commercial Street, visiting the buildings and sites pivotal to early Morgan’s business community. Enhance your exploration by downloading the Utah Heritage Walks app, available on the Apple App Store and Google Play, as your guide.
Break at this local park replete with a small playground, basketball court, horse arena, fire pit with benches, restrooms, and grassy area for outdoor fun. Groups can rent the covered bowery and picnic tables for events.
Surrounded by rolling hills and valleys, visit the burial sites of early settlers and Mormon leaders dating back to the 1860s.
Not just books! The Morgan County Library has wide variety of programs and events happening year-round. Check out their website for details on story time, after school programs, clubs, and more.
Gear up for a session at the local rifle range, equipped with 16 targets, handgun pads at 50 yards, shotgun pads at 200 yards, and an automated shotgun shed (trap house) for clay pigeon shooting. Reservations can be made online.
Learn about influential histories and people who founded northern Utah. See pioneer artifacts from yesterday, along with a cabin built by settler George Henry Peterson in 1857.
Uncover the genealogy and narratives of Morgan County families. The center offers classes on ancestry databases and pioneer websites, along with tours and research equipment for training or independent study.
This small cemetery right off Morgan offers a tranquil spot for reflection.
Hang out and bowl a round or two. This bowling alley in the heart of the Morgan also serves up pizza and wings — and is the home of S.O.S., Stuck on Sodas and Sweets.
This pioneer relic memorializes key aspects of early Morgan life. The first white boy born in the county, Charles R. Steven, was born in the cabin. Old mill bur from the area’s first grist mill forms the surrounding monument.
