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MARTEL ROAD EAST END

Spring: **  Summer: ***  Fall: **  Winter: ***

         Independent Directions to this Site: From Highway 417, 39 km east of Ottawa, take the Limoges exit (79) and go NNW for 4.4 km on Limoges Road (CR 5), through the town of Limoges to the junction of this road with Regional Roads 8 and 37. Follow the right hand curve on Regional 37 or the Saumure/Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road northeast for 0.9 km to where Saumure turns left. Then continue straight northeast on the Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road for an additional 9.6 km to Nile Mile Road (Neuf Milles Road). Turn right or SSE onto 9 Mile Road and drive 3.7 km to where Route 200W, Martel and Bertrand Roads come together. Turn left or ENE and go 1.0 km on Martel Road to the deadend at Martel Road East End.
         Larose Forest Loop Route Directions: From the junction of Nine Mile, Martel (Route 200W) and Bertrand Roads, go ENE 1.0 km on Martel Road to the deadend at Martel Road East End.
Map of the Martel Road East End Area
Map of the Martel Road East End Area
Click on other site numbers to go to their pages.
Grant Road South of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Pineview Picnic Area Indian Creek Road North End Drouin Road North of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Gagnon Trail South of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Fisher Road North of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Croche Road North of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Perron Road South of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Bouvier Road North of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Skidder Road North of Clarence-Cambridge Boundary Road Route 100 Trail at Nine Mile Road Nine Mile Road at Perron Road Nine Mile, Martel (Route 200W) and Bertrand Roads Martel Road East End South Nation River at Bertrand Road and Route 300W Ross Alexander Wilson Natural Area Route 400 (Lacroix Road) River Access
         Site Description and Birding Information: East of 9 Mile Road, Route 200 becomes Martel Road, which passes through a good variety of deciduous and coniferous woodland along the way. The entire area can be quite wet in any season but winter, so boots are recommended in warmer months. Insects can be bothersome at that time too.
The End of the Line at the East End of Martel Road
The End of the Line at the East End of Martel Road
        Larose Forest Loop Directions: From Martel Road East End return WSW 1.0 km to the junction of Nine Mile, Martel (Route 200W) and Bertrand Roads. Then turn left onto Bertrand Road (the southern extension of Nine Mile Road) and go SSE 1.5 km on Bertrand to the next site on this route, the South Nation River at Bertrand Road and Route 300W.
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Last update:  October 27, 2009