PR 245 begins as a gravel road in the
Rural Municipality of Argyle at an intersection with
PR 342 just south of the town of
Cypress River. It enters the
Municipality of Lorne and heads due east through rural farmland for several kilometres, crossing the
Cypress River and have a junction with
PR 532 before travelling through the hamlet of
Bruxelles along Main Street, where it goes through a couple of sharp curves and becomes paved. The highway heads east, travelling past
Lake Eleven before becoming
concurrent (overlapped) with
PTH 34 northbound for roughly . PR 245 splits off unpaved once more and heads east along the border with the
Rural Municipality of Victoria, having an intersection with
PR 449, before travelling along the border with the
Rural Municipality of Norfolk Treherne, having a short concurrency with
PR 242 at
Pinkerton Lakes where it becomes paved again. PR 245 fully re-enters the Municipality of Lorne as it enters the town of
Notre Dame de Lourdes, travelling straight through downtown along Notre Dame Avenue before joining
PR 244, going through a switchback as they head south to leave town, with PR 245 splitting off and heading east near
Cardinal. The highway goes through a few curves as it enters the
Rural Municipality of Dufferin, travelling through
Roseisle (where it has a short concurrency with
PR 240) before passing by
Stephenfield Provincial Park. Passing through the hamlet of
Stephenfield, it has a junction with
PR 338 before crossing the
Boyne River and passing through
Graysville. PR 245 winds its way back and forth for the next several kilometres to enter the town of
Carman, travelling past neighbourhoods and golf courses as it crosses the Boyne River three more times to enter downtown along 4th Avenue SW, coming to an end at an intersection between
PTH 3 and
PTH 13 (Main Street S / 4th Avenue SE). The entire length of Provincial Road 245 is a two-lane highway. ==History==