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Telegraph Cove | British Columbia

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Historic Boardwalk and Village

Telegraph Cove is a former milling and cannery village that has become a launch point for eco-tourism. From its humble beginnings in 1912 as a one-man telegraph station through the years as a fish saltery and sawmill village, Telegraph Cove is now the centre of eco-tourism.

Stroll along the historic boardwalk lined with preserved heritage buildings, reflecting the village’s seafaring heritage. The boardwalk offers stunning views of the ocean and surrounding mountains, immersing visitors in the unique atmosphere of Telegraph Cove.

Photos: Earnest & Lucia Light

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Telegraph Cove Resort

Tucked away on the Eastern Coast of Northern Vancouver Island, historic Telegraph Cove has a rich and colourful past and is a major destination for visitors worldwide during summer. Telegraph Cove Resort is one of the best-kept secrets on Vancouver Island.

You can complete your experience by lodging in one of the many historic cabins. These unique cabins have often been referred to by historians and by the descendants of the families that lived here many years ago. The buildings have kept their original charm from the past.

Telegraph Cove Resort is open seasonally between May and September.

Photos: Earnest & Lucia Light

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Whale Interpretive Centre

This museum is dedicated to marine life conservation, showcasing life-size replicas, skeletons, and interactive exhibits on the history of whaling. It’s an ideal spot for wildlife enthusiasts and whale watchers to deepen their understanding of marine ecosystems.

Photos: Earnest & Lucia Light, https://www.facebook.com/whale.centre

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Whale Watching

The waters around Telegraph Cove, particularly Johnstone Strait, are prime locations for observing orcas, humpback whales, and other marine life in their natural habitat. Several local tour operators offer whale-watching excursions, providing unforgettable experiences for visitors.

Prince of Whales offers adventure tours to view orcas, humpback whales, dolphins, and other marine wildlife. Join them on their custom semi-covered cruiser, Ocean Magic II, or the open-air Zodiac-style boats!

Photo: https://princeofwhales.com/telegraph-cove-whale-watching/

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Tide Rip Grizzly Tours

Embark on guided boat-based expeditions to view and photograph wild grizzly bears in their natural coastal habitats. These tours provide a unique opportunity to observe these magnificent creatures up close.

Photos: https://grizzlycanada.com/

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Don Bastian Telegraph Cove Art Gallery

Explore the local art scene at the Telegraph Cove Art Gallery, featuring works from local artists, including wood carvings, sculptures, pottery, and more. It’s a great place to appreciate and purchase unique pieces reflecting the region’s culture.

Photo: https://www.donbastian.com/

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Robson Bight Ecological Reserve

This reserve was created to protect key habitats for killer whales in 1982. Approximately 200 killer whales (orcas) travel through this area annually. Motorized boats are not allowed in the area, but whale-watching tours are allowed to travel around the borders.

You also may have the chance to see Pacific gray whales, cougars, California sea lions, grizzly and black bears, and many more. If you are looking to view animals in their natural habitat, surrounded by the rugged coastal beauty of Vancouver Island, this is the place to go.

Photos: Google Maps, Katherine “Ksimera” T, Bruce

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Blinkhorn Peninsula Recreation Site

For hiking enthusiasts, the Blinkhorn Trail offers a rewarding experience. The trail leads to a viewpoint with stunning vistas of Johnstone Strait, where you can often see pods of whales feeding and navigating the waters.

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  • Blinkhorn Peninsula Recreation Site, Mount Waddington D, BC V0N 3E0
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