East Coast Roads - Seven Lakes Drive

Seven Lakes Drive begins at Orange Turnpike (NY 17) in Sloatsburg. The first section is shown in state documents as Seven Lakes Road and has a different reference route number, but it is signed as part of Seven Lakes Drive.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive passes under the New York Thruway (I-87), but there is no interchange.

Photo taken April 2021.

There are two small bridges over Stony Brook.

Photos taken April 2021.

Welcome to Harriman State Park! Apparently, some people didn't get the memo about parking on a driveway and driving on a parkway.

Photos taken April 2021.

There are some rock cuts along this stretch.

Photos taken April 2021.

Lake Sebago is on the left here.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive continues to the northeast.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive gets a median as Lake Welch Drive begins on the right. There are turnarounds providing the connection between Lake Welch Drive and the other side of Seven Lakes Drive.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive continues northeast as a two-lane undivided road. There are more rock cuts.

Photos taken April 2021.

There is a traffic circle at Kanawauke Road (CR 106).

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive continues northeast through Harriman State Park.

Photos taken April 2021.

Lake Skannatati is on the left. Lake Askoti is on the right.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive continues north.

Photos taken April 2021.

Lake Tiorati is on the right.

Photos taken April 2021.

There is a traffic circle at Tiorati Brook Road and Arden Valley Road.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive continues to the northeast. Lake Nawahunta is on the left. Silver Mine Lake is on the right.

Photos taken April 2021.

There is a traffic circle at the Long Mountain Parkway (US 6) and the Palisades Parkway.

Photos taken April 2021.

Seven Lakes Drive is multiplexed with the Palisades Parkway and US 6 for one exit.

Seven Lakes Drive splits off from the Palisades Parkway at exit 19 and runs east as a two-lane undivided road.

Photos taken September 2011.

Turn left here for Perkins Memorial Drive, which leads to the top of Bear Mountain.

Photos taken September 2011.

Seven Lakes Drive runs east through Bear Mountain State Park, following a curvy path.

Photos taken September 2011.

There is a traffic circle. From the circle, there is road extending southeast to US 9W/US 202 south.

Photo taken September 2011.

After the circle, Seven Lakes Drive runs northeast. A sign instructs motorists to continue straight ahead for US 9W and the Bear Mountain Bridge (US 6/US 202).

Photos taken September 2011.

Seven Lakes Drive ends at this traffic light. US 9W/US 202 north is straight ahead.

Photos taken September 2011.