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Directions to Conference Venue Doubletree by Hilton Gatineau - Ottawa 1170 Chemin Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L3 Directions to conference venue DoubleTree by Hilton Gatineau - Ottawa 1170 Chemin Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L3 Flying to the area: Fly to Ottawa. Macdonald-Cartier International Airport Ottawa International Airport 1000 Airport Parkway Private, Ottawa, ON K1V 9B4 One can fly to Gatineau as well, but it is much more expensive, flights are not frequent, and the routes are only from Montreal and Québec City. By car: From the Airport: Macdonald-Cartier International Airport Ottawa International Airport 1000 Airport Parkway Private, Ottawa, ON K1V 9B4 Directions Time: 27 minutes approx.. Distance: 18.8k Head southwest on Airport Parkway Private toward Air Cargo Private/Airport 3 Ave 140 m Make a U-turn at Air Cargo Private/Airport 3 Ave 350 m Continue onto Route 79 N (signs for Thad Johnson Road) 5 min (6.9 km) Keep left to continue on Bronson Ave/Route 79 N 3.4 km Turn left onto Raymond St 53 m Use the left lane to take the ramp onto Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-417 W 250 m Merge onto Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-417 W 2.8 km Take exit 123 for Island Park Drive 290 m Merge onto Island Park Dr 3.0 km Continue onto Champlain Bridge ! Entering Quebec 800 m Use any lane to turn left onto Chemin d'Aylmer 1.0 km Turn left at Rue Chaudière 38 m Slight right 51 m 1170 Chemin d'Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L1 From the east: Directions Time: 2 hours approx.. Distance: 200k approx.. In Montreal, take Highway 15 N (Autoroute des Laurentides) to Mirabel/Saint-Jérôme 21.8 km Take exit 35 to merge onto Autoroute 50 O toward Lachute 156 km Continue straight to stay on Autoroute 50 O 2.3 km Turn right onto Rue Montcalm 400 m At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Route 105 S 950 m Turn right onto Boul. Alexandre-Taché 2.4 km Continue onto Chemin d'Aylmer 1.3 km Turn left at Rue Chaudière 38 m Slight right 51 m 1170 Chemin d'Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L1 From the west: Take ON-401 E (depending on where you’re coming from, the distance will vary to ON-416 N) Keep right at the fork to continue on ON-416 N, follow signs for Kemptville/Ottawa 74.9 km Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 75B to merge onto Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-417 E toward Ottawa 8.2 km Take exit 124 for Carling Avenue toward Kirkwood Avenue Merge onto Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38 (signs for Kirkwood N/Ontario 417 N) 190 m Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Kirkwood Ave/Ottawa County Rd 67 1.5 km Turn right onto Richmond Rd/Ottawa 36 400 m Turn left onto Island Park Dr 2.0 km Continue onto Champlain Bridge ! Entering Quebec 800 m Use any lane to turn left onto Chemin d'Aylmer 1.0 km Turn left at Rue Chaudière 38 m Slight right 51 m 1170 Chemin d'Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L1 From the north: Take Trans-Canada Highway 17 towards the east/Ottawa (depending on where you’re coming from, the distance will vary to ON-417-E) Continue onto Trans-Canada Hwy/Hwy 17 towards Ottawa Continue onto Trans-Canada Hwy/ON-417 E 66.7 km Take exit 124 for Carling Avenue toward Kirkwood Avenue 400 m Merge onto Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38 (signs for Kirkwood N/Ontario 417 N) 190 m Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Kirkwood Ave/Ottawa County Rd 67 1.5 km Turn right onto Richmond Rd/Ottawa 36 400 m Turn left onto Island Park Dr 2.0 km Continue onto Champlain Bridge ! Entering Quebec 800 m Use any lane to turn left onto Chemin d'Aylmer 1.0 km Turn left at Rue Chaudière 38 m Slight right 51 m 1170 Chemin d'Aylmer Gatineau, QC J9H 7L1 By bus: Greyhound Canada offers routes to Ottawa and to Gatineau. Visit www.greyhound.ca to plan your trip. From the Greyhound terminal in Ottawa or Gatineau, you will need to take public transportation to get to the venue (ex.: taxi, Uber, bus, etc.) For public bus transportation in Ottawa and Gatineau (*you will need to cross into Québec by bus from Ottawa and use the STO buses to get to the venue*), please visit the OC Transpo and the Société de transport de l’Outaouais (STO) websites to plan your route. www.octranspo.com www.sto.ca Please note that busing around Ottawa and Gatineau during the Ottawa race weekend may be difficult. Taking a cab is strongly suggested. By train: It is much simpler to take the train to Ottawa instead of Gatineau: it is faster and less expensive since the route is extremely popular. Take VIA RAIL to Ottawa and get off at the Central Station on Tremblay Road (not Fallowfield) 200 Tremblay Rd, Ottawa, ON K1G 3H5 From the Central Station, you can take a cab or the bus to the venue. For public bus transportation in Ottawa and Gatineau (*you will need to cross into Québec by bus from Ottawa and use the STO buses to get to the venue*), please visit the OC Transpo and the Société de transport de l’Outaouais (STO) websites to plan your route. www.octranspo.com www.sto.ca Please note that busing around Ottawa and Gatineau during the Ottawa race weekend may be difficult. Taking a cab is strongly suggested. .
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