It immediately crosses a bridge over the Fisher River and winds its way northward through woodlands for the next several kilometres.

PR 412 now enters the Kinonjeoshtegon First Nation reserve of Jackhead 43, also known as the community Jackhead, which it travels through for a few kilometres before coming to a dead end along the western coastline of Lake Winnipeg.

[3][4] The entire length of PR 412 is an unpaved, two-lane, gravel road.

Prior to the 1992 Great Decommissioning, PR 412 previously existed along an 18.6-kilometre-long (11.6 mi) gravel route in the Rural Municipalities of St. Francois Xavier, Rosser, and Woodlands.

It ran along what is now known as Meadows Road and Road 6 West, from PTH 26 near the community of St. Francois Xavier, to PR 227 near the town of Warren, intersecting PR 221 and passing through Meadows in between.