Road Trips from Staten Island, NY

64 mi one way

This 1.7-hour drive to Bedford Hills, NY, is a solid option if you prefer surface roads. It's a bit longer than the trip to Pleasantville, NY, but still offers park access along the way. The terrain is mostly flat, making for an easy cruise.

77.2 mi one way

Opt for Cold Spring, NY, if you want a 1.9-hour drive that's mostly on the highway. This route, clocking in at 77.2 miles, provides access to multiple national monuments before you even leave the city. The terrain remains flat for the duration.

54.5 mi one way

For a quick 1.5-hour drive, Pleasantville, NY, is a good choice. It covers 54.5 miles using mostly surface roads. You'll have the chance to pass by significant national monuments during your trip, and the terrain is predominantly flat.

53.7 mi one way

This 1.5-hour trip to Halesite, NY, is a balanced choice, mixing highway and surface roads over 53.7 miles. It’s similar in length to the drive to Pleasantville, but offers a different route with park access. The terrain is mostly flat.

45.8 mi one way

If you're looking for the shortest drive, Chestnut Ridge, NY, is your pick at just 1.2 hours and 45.8 miles. This route leans heavily on highway driving and provides access to national monuments. The terrain is flat.

107.4 mi one way

This is the longest option at 2.7 hours and 107.4 miles, heading to Water Mill, NY. It's primarily surface roads, offering a more scenic, albeit longer, journey. You'll pass by national recreation areas and monuments, and the terrain is flat.

100.1 mi one way

Barryville, NY, is a 2.5-hour drive covering 100.1 miles, using a mix of highway and surface roads. It's a longer trip than most, but offers gently rolling terrain towards the end. You'll encounter national monuments on your way.

84.1 mi one way

Manorville, NY, is a 2.1-hour trip at 84.1 miles, utilizing a blend of highway and surface roads. Similar to the Halesite route, it offers park access and a mostly flat terrain, but extends further east.

177.9 mi one way

This 3.8-hour drive to Cropseyville, NY, is the second longest at 177.9 miles, predominantly using the highway. While it features gently rolling terrain, it also provides access to national monuments. This is a significant journey compared to shorter options.

113.4 mi one way

Lincoln Park, NY, is a 2.5-hour drive covering 113.4 miles, mostly via highway. It's a longer option with flat terrain, and includes stops near national monuments like Castle Clinton and the Statue of Liberty.

281.3 mi one way

Blossvale, NY, presents the longest drive at 5.8 hours and 281.3 miles, almost entirely on highways. The terrain here is gently rolling, and the route offers access to national monuments like Fort Stanwix. This is the most substantial trip available.

246.4 mi one way

Newport, NY, is a 5.1-hour drive covering 246.4 miles, primarily on highways. The terrain is gently rolling, and park access includes sites like African Burial Ground National Monument. This is one of the longest options from Staten Island.

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