Welcome to New Jersey! South Pearl Street (NY 304) becomes Kinderkamack Road at the state line and runs south through Montvale as a two-lane undivided road.

Photos taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road becomes a northbound one-way street for a short distance. Southbound traffic is routed along Railroad Avenue and Park Street. In this area, there is a railroad crossing and a traffic light at East Grand Avenue (CR 2).

Photos taken August 2012.

The northbound and southbound lanes come back together to form a two-way road again.

Photo taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road runs south through Park Ridge.

Photos taken August 2012.

Skipping a short distance to the south, Kinderkamack Road intersects Old Hook Road (CR 502) at a traffic light.

Photos taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road runs south through Westwood and Emerson. There is a railroad crossing near the Emerson train station.

Photos taken August 2012.

Welcome to Oradell! Kinderkamack Road widens to four lanes at the town line and then narrows down to two lanes again.

Photos taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road runs south through Oradell.

Photos taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road runs south through River Edge.

Photos taken August 2012.

Kinderkamack Road widens to four lanes and intersects Main Street at a traffic light. Turn left onto Main Street to stay on CR 503. There is also access to the NJ 4 freeway. For a westbound entrance, turn right onto Main Street. For an eastbound entrance, continue straight ahead.

Photos taken August 2012.

Skipping a few miles to the south, Liberty Street runs through Little Ferry as a two-lane undivided road. There is a traffic light at Washington Avenue.

Photos taken December 2012.

Welcome to Moonachie! Liberty Street changes name to become Moonachie Road.

Photos taken December 2012.

In Carlstadt, Moonachie Road widens to four lanes and changes names to become Washington Avenue.

Photos taken December 2012.

CR 503 ends here at NJ 120. Continue straight ahead to go south. There is an exit for Paterson Plank Road (NJ 120) north, although there is no signage for this exit, making easy to get lost here.

Photo taken December 2012.