Pennsylvania Route 416 is a state highway located in Pennsylvania, primarily serving Berks County. It runs approximately 12 miles, connecting the towns of Boyertown and Douglassville. The route provides access to local communities and connects with other major roads, facilitating travel in the region. The highway is known for its scenic views and rural landscape, making it a pleasant drive for residents and visitors alike. It is maintained by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and plays a vital role in local transportation, supporting both daily commutes and recreational travel.