Provost Avenue, South Third Avenue, South Columbus Avenue, North Columbus Avenue, White Plains Road, West Post Road, East Post Road, North Broadway, Mount Kisco Road, Bedford Road, Old Post Road, Cantitoe Street, Jay Street, Goldens Bridge Road, Main Street, Mahopac Avenue, Brewster Road
Southbound Views
NY 22 widens to become a four-lane divided highway as I-684 begins ahead. Exit 10 is for US 6/US 202. Use the exit to stay on NY 22. The exit is numbered as part of I-684, which does not officially begin until just past the exit in this direction.
Photos taken October 2021.
Just south of the Westchester-Putnam county line, NY 22 splits off from US 202 and runs south as a two-lane undivided road. The Croton Falls railroad station is to the right along this stretch.
Photos taken August 2013.
Turn right at this traffic light to stay on NY 22. Hardscrabble Road (CR 138) begins straight ahead and provides access to I-684.
Photo taken August 2013.
Skipping south to Bedford, Old Post Road runs southeast as a two-lane undivided road.
Photos taken May 2021.
There is an uncontrolled intersection at NY 172. Bear left onto Pound Ridge Road to go east. Bear right to stay on Old Post Road to go west and to continue south on NY 22.
Photos taken May 2021.
NY 172 is multiplexed with NY 22 along Old Post Road.
Photos taken May 2021.
Greenwich Road (CR 12) begins on the left at a traffic light.
Photos taken May 2021.
Old Post Road runs southwest as a two-lane undivided road.
Photos taken May 2021.
The two routes split at a traffic light. South Bedford Road (NY 172) is to the right. Continue straight ahead onto Bedford Road to stay on NY 22.
Photos taken May 2021.
Bedford Road runs south as a two-lane undivided road.
Photos taken May 2021.
Welcome to Armonk!
Photos taken May 2021.
Skipping south to White Plains, North Broadway runs south as a four-lane undivided road.
Photos taken March 2009.
The road splits. Bear left for the Central Westchester Parkway (CR 150), a short highway leading to the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287). Bear right to stay on NY 22. The signage here incorrectly identifies this road as US 22, when it is really NY 22. US 22 does not enter New York State.
Photo taken March 2009.