Hillside Avenue, Lamington Road, Mine Brook Road, Morristown Road, Mount Kemble Avenue, Market Street, Bank Street, West Park Place, South Park Place, East Park Place, North Park Place, Speedwell Avenue, Littleton Road, Parsippany Boulevard, Intervale Road, Washington Street, Myrtle Avenue, Main Road, Main Street, Boonton Turnpike, Mountain View Boulevard, Black Oak Ridge Road, Hamburg Turnpike, Terhune Drive, Ramapo Valley Road
Southbound Views
Ramapo Valley Road runs south as a two-lane undivided road. There is a traffic light at Ramapo College of New Jersey.
Photos taken April 2016.
Darlington Avenue (CR 2) begins on the left here.
Photo taken April 2016.
Skipping a few miles to the south, there is an interchange with I-287. Turn right onto Courthouse Place at the traffic light before the overpass to go south. Turn right onto West Oakland Avenue (CR 4) at the traffic light after the overpass to go north.
Photos taken April 2016.
Skipping south to Wayne, Mountain View Boulevard runs west as a two-lane undivided road.
Photos taken December 2022.
Welcome to Morris County and the Borough of Lincoln Park! Mountain View Boulevard changes names to become Boonton Turnpike.
Photos taken December 2022.
Boonton Turnpike has a second southbound lane as it goes uphill. There is a traffic light at Ryerson Road.
Photos taken December 2022.
At the top of the hill, the extra lane ends.
Photos taken December 2022.
Comly Road (Alternate CR 511) begins on the right at a traffic light. Alternate CR 511 splits off from US 202 here.
Photos taken December 2022.
Skipping a significant distance to the south, Morristown Road intersects Childs Road and North Maple Avenue at a traffic light.
Photo taken September 2012.
Morristown Road runs southwest to Bernardsville as a two-lane undivided road.
Photos taken September 2012.
In Bernardsville, Morristown Road changes names to become Mine Brook Road. CR 525 is multiplexed with US 202 for a couple of blocks in the center of the town.
Photos taken September 2012.
Skipping a few miles to the south, there is a grade-separated interchange with US 22. Take the first exit to go west or the second exit to go east.
Photos taken January 2013.