- Direction:
- North/South
- Southern Terminus:
- Central Avenue (CR 30) in Pearl River
- Northern Terminus:
- Central Drive (CR 106) in Stony Point
- Distance:
- 12.61 miles
- Signed:
- Yes
CR 33 is a major north/south route in Rockland County. It begins at Central Avenue (CR 30) in Pearl River. The first section is known as Middletown Road. It runs north through Pearl River and Nanuet before crossing NY 59. It passes under the New York Thruway (I-87/I-287), but there is no interchange. A short distance to the north, it has an interchange with the Palisades Parkway. It continues north through New City, changing names to become Little Tor Road and then Central Highway. Central Highway snakes its way between High Tor State Park and South Mountain County Park before ending at East Ramapo Road (US 202). CR 33 is multiplexed with US 202 for a few blocks to the east before turning north again onto Main Street. CR 33 follows Main Street north to Stony Point, where it ends at Central Drive (CR 106).
The portion of CR 30 along Central Avenue was originally signed as if it were part of CR 33, even though it has always been officially designated CR 30 in state and county documents. The signage was corrected to show the CR 30 designation by 2024.
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