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your visit to the
“ee dunn Island.
vehere all roads lead to Port Hardy. This 4s the place where North tsland adventures
begin. Built on Hardy Bay, cur scenic coastal commurity offers everything from relaxing
walks along the seawall, to quiet nver and seaside camping, to a hust of unique cultural
attractions. Our community welcomes the wsiter looking for convfort, relaxation and a
taste of sea air. Tatung BC Fernes to Prince Rupert? Stay a few extra cays and enjoy all
we have to offer.
>» Worle class sport fishing. Scuba diving, caving, kayaking and recreational boating. Port
Hardy +s the jumping off spot for Itkers taking the wortd famous Cape Scatt Trail. San
Jose Bay and Raft Cove offer spectacular beaches as well and the trails are 1eadily
accessible.
>» Port Hardy Nas gift stores and gallenes specializing in tocal and First Nations artists.
Thunderdid Mall, a wide variety of commercial and retail services as well as boat
launch facilites and sani-dumps.

» Hotels, RY Parks, campgrounds plus quality ted and breakfast accommodations.

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Imagine sipping morning coffee in the rustic seclusion of

ancouver (sland’s northern coast asa black beer lumbers by,
to breakfast on salal berries, and then slinks into the forese.
Ah, yes, another perfect day begins.

With a backdrop of legendary rainforest and the wild waters
of Johnstone Strait teasing che shore, the north coast towns
and villages are the stuff of dreams.

Telegraph Cove

Telegraph Bay, a tiny, boardwalk fishing village, built on
stilts perched on the edge of Johnstone Strait, is a backward
vlance to its d isa booming
workers’ cottages remain as puest :
of the saltery are the heart of th
Pub and Killer Whale Caté. F till legendary as is the
predictable sightings of resident killer and ¢ gray whales.

Receiving top marks for charm and uniqueness, this historic
communiry is one of Vancouver Island’s most popular desti-
nations fer outdoors types and sightseers

While Telegraph Cov. tting overlooking a tranquil inlet
and surrounded by forest is undeniably gorgeous, some of rhe
tiny community's charm must be attributed to its unusual

Story

Back in 1912, Telegraph Cove began as a one-room tele-

that marked the end of a cable, strung tree to
tree, that originated in Victoria. The telegraph station and
subsequent buildings, including the salrerv and various resi-
dences, were constructed on pilings, perched over the water's
edge, and joined by boardwalks.

‘ommodation. The remains
— as the Old Saltery

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