Grab your bike from EagleRider Cleveland and get an early start this morning to allow yourself plenty of time to enjoy the Ohio countryside and, more important, to ensure plenty of time to visit the Flight 93 National Monument in Stoneycreek Township, Pennsylvania. "On Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, the U.S. came under attack when four commercial airliners were hijacked and used to strike targets on the ground. Nearly 3,000 people tragically lost their lives. Because of the actions of the 40 passengers and crew aboard one of the planes, Flight 93, the attack on the U.S. Capitol was thwarted. Flight 93 National Memorial has a place on the nation's honor roll of iconic places which includes Gettysburg and Pearl Harbor. Why is this ground so special? Why is this story so important? What began as an ordinary morning ended as a historic day when a common field in Pennsylvania was forever changed. Discover a story of courage, action, and honor". ( Courtesy of the US National Park Service)

Once again, you'll want to get an early start to day in case you want to explore the many roads that travel through Ohio's Amish Country as part of "America's Byways", a distinct collection of 150 of the most scenic roads in the United States. EagleRider will provide you with a detailed map of Amish Country so you can venture out and explore the area at your own pace. Just be sure to watch for the Amish buggies traveling on the same roads! If you are an NFL fan you may want to stop at the Pro Football Hall of Fame when you pass through Canton, Ohio and leave the exploring for tomorrow morning.

This is a short riding day with just under 80 miles on the direct route back to Cleveland, leaving you plenty of time to continue exploring the back roads of Amish Country before heading back towards EagleRider. We hope your experience on this incredible tour is everything you dream.