to surrounding communities like M'Chigeeng First Nation/West Bay. The Pacific Hotel, also known as the "red onion" had a very popular bar where a shot of whiskey could be had for 5 cents Tourist attractions Gore Bay Museum - What now houses the Gore Bay Museum used to be the courthouse, a land office and a home for the jailer—with jail cells erected from 1889 when Gore Bay became the judicial seat of Manitoulin Island. East Bluff Lookout The Queens Hotel/Inn All Saints Anglican Church - oldest building in Gore Bay after the town went into flames in 1908. Climate Gore Bay experiences a humid continental climate (Dfb). The highest temperature ever recorded in Gore Bay was on 13 July 1936. The coldest temperature ever recorded was on 15 February 1943. Transportation The amount of water surrounding Manitoulin district rules three main ways of accessing Gore Bay’s township. Highway 540A and Highway 540B are the main roads in the township. Gore Bay-Manitoulin Airport is located in the town and one of two airports on Manitoulin Island. The airport is a general aviation facility. Ferry service aboard the Chi-Chi Maun from Tobermory in Southern Ontario is available from late May through October. See also List of townships in Ontario References External links Municipalities in Manitoulin District Single-tier municipalities in Ontario Towns in Ontario Populated places in Manitoulin Island