Gull Pond
Gull Pond, also known as Gull Bar, is a gravelly point hanging down from the underbelly of Prince Edward County. It provides the only shelter, however limited, between Long Point to the east and Point Petre to the west, a stretch of about 22 kilometres exposed to the open waters of Lake Ontario. The white beaches are washed limestone rocks and zebra mussel shells. Cracks are visible in the underwater layer of limestone rock.
Darko Zeljkovic photo
Gull Pond, also known as Gull Bar, is a gravelly point hanging down from the underbelly of Prince Edward County. It provides the only shelter, however limited, between Long Point to the east and Point Petre to the west, a stretch of about 22 kilometres exposed to the open waters of Lake Ontario. The white beaches are washed limestone rocks and zebra mussel shells. Cracks are visible in the underwater layer of limestone rock.
Darko Zeljkovic photo
