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Ride past Mt. Vernon's fleet of workboats.	Riders from the 2002 Fish Hawk Festival enjoying the home-baked food at the Mt. Vernon rest stop.	Mt. Vernon's resident fish hawks, or osprey, nest each spring in the steeple of Asbury Church, the site of the Fish Hawk Festival's final rest stop.
The ride starts from the new Student Services Center on the beautiful campus of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.	Somerset Avenue, historic Princess Anne.	Quiet, winding Perryhawkin Road will take you straight from Princess Anne to the byways of Somerset County. (50 and 62 mile routes).
One of the many "Bend in Road" signs on the Fish Hawk. This one is on Hayward Road.	Spectators line the route.	The Mt. Vernon Volunteer Fire Company hall was once the Mt. Vernon School.
Bobtown Road, Mt. Vernon. (All routes).	The Wicomico River as seen from Whitehaven Ferry Road (25 mile route, optional 1.5 mile addition to 50 and 62 mile routes.) We can't include the ferry on our route, but you can go see it!	River traffic on the Wicomico River, bound for Salisbury.
	East Ridge Road, the half-mile of road that inspired the Fish Hawk Festival.