PR 269 begins in the
Municipality of Ethelbert at an intersection with
PTH 10 on the northern edge of the town of
Ethelbert, heading east along a gravel bypass on the north side of town, following the west branch of the
Northern Woods and Water Route (NWWR), which continues along PTH 10 northbound. It crosses the
Fork River before meeting River Avenue N (former PR 269 through downtown), where it becomes paved and leaves Ethelbert. Entering the
Rural Municipality of Mossey River, it parallels the Fork River for several kilometres as it traverses a mix of farmland and wooded areas to pass through
Zelena and cross a creek. Joining both the NWWR mainline and a
concurrency (overlap) with
PTH 20, the pair head south through the town of
Fork River, where they cross the Fork River for a second time, before PR 269 splits off and heads east to cross the
Mossey River. Travelling through the locality of
Rice Lake, the highway shares a concurrency with
PR 364 before passing through community of
Volga, where it crosses
German Creek while travelling near the southern coastline of
Lake Winnipegosis. Entering
Unorganized Division No. 19, PR 269 makes a sharp left at a junction with
PR 490 in
Meadowlands to travel up the isthmus separating Lake Winnipegosis from
Lake Manitoba, coming to an end at an intersection with
PR 276. ==Major intersections==