National Route 411 is a significant highway in Australia, primarily located in the state of New South Wales. It connects the towns of Grafton and Coffs Harbour, facilitating travel and transport along the North Coast region. The route spans approximately 100 kilometers and serves as a vital link for both local residents and tourists. The highway is part of the broader National Land Transport Network, which aims to enhance connectivity across the country. Along its path, travelers can enjoy scenic views of the Pacific Ocean and lush landscapes, making it a popular choice for road trips and sightseeing.