The Niagara Scenic Parkway. It starts branching off the LaSalle Expressway (which itself is a weird and pointless route), then basically continues as one of those roads that has a scenic viewpoint/overlook every 1000 feet. When it hits the Niagara Falls city limits it basically disappears. Reforms in the northern part of the city and heads north to...Lewiston? Youngstown? Really nowhere worth having whatever this is meant to be. It's so sparsely used and it's probably better to just use NY 18F to reach these places. It really baffles me when it has a massive 3-way interchange...to the North Access of Old Fort Niagara. Really? Continuing north, or really east because of that 3-way, it goes to Four Mile Creek State Park, before stopping, at a standard, at-grade intersection no less, at (what do you know?) the aforementioned NY 18F. All this nonsense, and I didn't even mention the condition of the road. The little disconnected southern part is alright, but the main portion (you know, the one that goes to nothing) is in an absolute trainwreck of a condition. This road is more commonly known by its former name, the Robert Moses Parkway. Such a baffling addition to the road network that I just had to mention it here.