New York State Route 36 is a north-south highway located in western New York. It stretches approximately 60 miles, connecting the towns of Wayland and Rochester. The route primarily serves as a local connector, facilitating travel between various communities and providing access to nearby attractions. The highway runs through several counties, including Steuben and Monroe. Along its path, Route 36 intersects with other major roads, enhancing regional connectivity. It features a mix of rural and suburban landscapes, making it an important route for both residents and visitors in the area.