The Bass Highway is a major road in Tasmania, Australia, connecting the northern and southern parts of the island. It runs approximately 200 kilometers from Devonport in the northwest to Hobart in the southeast, facilitating travel and transport across the region. The highway is named after the Bass Strait, which separates Tasmania from mainland Australia. This route is essential for both locals and tourists, providing access to various attractions, including Cradle Mountain and Port Arthur. The Bass Highway features scenic landscapes, including coastal views and rural areas, making it a popular choice for road trips and sightseeing in Tasmania.