Albany Highway is a major road in Western Australia that connects the capital city, Perth, to the town of Albany. Stretching approximately 400 kilometers, it serves as a vital transport route for both commercial and recreational traffic, facilitating the movement of goods and people across the region. The highway passes through various landscapes, including farmland, forests, and coastal areas, offering scenic views along the way. It is also a popular route for tourists exploring the Great Southern region, with several attractions and towns located along its path, enhancing the travel experience.