This was undoubtedly the highlight of our mom-and-son TN discovery trip! I called Jennifer before the trip and inquired if she could do a tour for us because what a trip to TN would be without seeing the farms, meeting the locals, eating where they eat, and getting a feel of life here! And Jennifer said yes!She picked us up from our hotel in Nashville and off we drove to the countryside, passing through endless farms, meeting people, stopping at cute little shops that sold local goodies, and more! We ate delicious Southern food at a cosy, family-operated restaurant, where Jennifer introduced us to the concept of meat-and-three. Jennifer knows this land. She knows the people, the history, the culture. We learned so much about TN in one day! Our trip to TN would have been incomplete without Rabbit Circle tour. If you are ever in TN or plan to visit, call Rabbit Circle - you won't regret!

Completely unique experience. Jennifer had incredible history & knowledge of the area. Her family has been there many generations so we really learned alot. Beautiful area & loved that we could stop & see area or take pictures whenever we wanted. Not your typical tour.

Amazing view of the real rural Tennessee, hosted by Jen, a smart natural story teller who brought the history of dark patch tobacco to life, for us , while we rode around Robertson County, meeting her neighbors, local farmers and citizens of a unique area of Tennessee. It’s a must see for any visitor who comes to Nashville. I promise, you won’t be disappointed!!

My intention for taking this tour was to get an idea of what farming in Tennessee is like, and the tour definitely delivered. It seemed like half the time we were literally driving through the backlanes of farmland, getting up close and personal to the crops and equipment in a way that you could never achieve without having a local guide. Was able to see a variety of crops that I'd never seen grown and learn a lot about the physically intensive process of growing tobacco. Extremely informative, and Jennifer the tour guide was very informed and personable. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to escape the touristy schlock and learn a bit more about a unique area of rural America.

There are many things to do and see in Nashville, but for an old farm boy this was the highlight of our trip to Nashville from North Dakota. We had scheduled our farm tour with Jennifer but got rained out. However she was more than happy to reschedule us the next day. So it was just my wife and I who met Jennifer at her place about 35 miles north of Nashville, almost to the Kentucky border(she will pick you up in Nashville if you want). We visited a bit before we headed out and this helped her to plan where she would take us. Each tour is different depending on the interests of her clients. We picked blackberries, explored a peach orchard, stopped at a shop where a couple guys build furniture, etc. out of reclaimed barn wood(they weren't in but we looked in the window), checked out a tobacco barn and field, drove past a dairy and grain farm, and just talked and explored the backroads of Cross Plains, Tennessee for about 4 hours. It was so interesting to see how they farm in the south as compared to the north. A highlight of every tour is a lunch stop at the local cafe. This was home cooking at its best, surrounded by Jennifers friends and other community people who know this is the place to eat. Catfish and blackberry cobbler were delicious. So, if you have a chance, include this experience in your trip to Nashville. You won't be disappointed.