Telegraph Cove is located on the northern coast of Vancouver Island, east of Port McNeill and Port Hardy. This fantastic community is perfect for photography with a stunning view of the ocean, famous buildings and houses close to the rocky shoreline.
You might see the scenery of Telegraph Cove in the postcards. Different seasons bring with them various adventures when it comes to the ecotourism of Telegraph Cove. In spring, Telegraph Cove gives you chances to watch grizzly bears that wake up from hibernation. At low tide, you may see bears that feed on crabs and mussels on exposed inlet beaches. August is the salmon migration period, and in September, millions of pink salmon return to spawn up the inlet channel. In other months, this place gives an excellent opportunity for fishing.
Telegraph Cove has an oceanic climate. The average minimum and maximum temperature for Telegraph Cove is 4°C (39.2°F) in December and 20°C (68°F) in August.
June until September is the best time in Telegraph Cove when most tourists plan for a visit.