The North Coast railway line is a major railway route in Australia, connecting the city of Sydney to the northern regions of New South Wales. It runs along the picturesque coastline, providing access to various towns and cities, including Newcastle, Grafton, and Coffs Harbour. The line is vital for both passenger and freight services, facilitating travel and trade in the region. Originally opened in the late 19th century, the North Coast railway line has undergone several upgrades and extensions over the years. It features scenic views of beaches, rivers, and forests, making it a popular choice for tourists. The line is operated by NSW TrainLink, which provides regular services for commuters and travelers alike.