New York State Route 9W is a north-south highway that runs through the eastern part of New York. It stretches approximately 90 miles, connecting the city of New York to the Hudson River Valley. The route is known for its scenic views, particularly as it passes through areas like West Point and Haverstraw. Originally designated in the 1920s, Route 9W serves as an important corridor for both local and through traffic. It intersects with several major roads, including Interstate 87 and U.S. Route 9, facilitating access to various communities and attractions along the way.