Flow Sate
Bring the rain
When the water starts moving, Squamish gets even better.
Waterfalls get louder. Rivers run fuller. The mountains disappear into mist.
Stay two nights in Squamish and receive a $100 Element Credit to put toward participating local experiences.
Squamish sits at the head of Howe Sound, squeezed between the Stawamus Chief and the Tantalus Range, in one of the wettest corners of the Sea to Sky corridor — and that's exactly the point. This is a temperate rainforest. The waterfalls, the old-growth cedar, the green you see in every postcard: all of it is rain-made. Stay two nights and you'll get a $100 Element Credit to put toward local experiences that lean into the weather instead of hiding from it — good coffee, good beer, a wetsuit, a canyon, a river.
Let us inspire you.
Find Your Flow State in Squamish
Let the rain fall, follow the water, and discover a different side of the Sea to Sky.
When the water starts moving, Squamish gets even better. Waterfalls grow louder, rivers run fuller, and mist settles between mountains cloaked in rainforest green. Here, rain isn't something to wait out. It's part of the adventure.
How to get here
Getting here is easy with the Squamish Connector, offering scheduled transportation from Vancouver along the scenic Sea to Sky Highway. Sit back, enjoy the ocean and mountain views, and let your getaway begin before you arrive. Tip: Sit on the driver's side of the bus for some incredible scenery!
Where to go
Once in Squamish, immerse yourself in the landscape at Squamish Canyon. An elevated 1.5-kilometre boardwalk winds through lush rainforest above Mamquam Canyon, with cascading waterfalls, towering trees, and views of the rushing river below. Interactive storytelling brings the area's ecology, wildlife, and cultural history to life, while the Little Cedars play area offers younger explorers their own nature-inspired adventure.
For more mountain exploration, head to Whistler Olympic Park in the Callaghan Valley. Discover the stories of the 2010 Winter Olympics on a self-guided interpretive walk through the Olympic stadiums, admire Indigenous art at the Day Lodge, or explore the hiking trails surrounded by evergreens and misty mountain views.
After a day outdoors, raise a glass at Raincity Distillery, where small-batch spirits and thoughtfully crafted cocktails offer a taste of Squamish. Settle into the tasting room, savour the local atmosphere, and toast to the rain that keeps this landscape thriving. Tip: Don't leave without trying their dumplings!
Where to stay
When it's time to recharge, Sandman Hotel & Suites Squamish offers a comfortable home base, complete with an indoor pool and hot tub for unwinding after a day of adventure. Stay awhile, slow down, and leave room for another day of exploring.
That's the beauty of finding your Flow State: the sound of rushing water, the freshness of the rainforest, and the simple pleasure of slowing down.
Stay two nights in Squamish and receive a $100 Element Credit toward participating local experiences. Embrace the weather, discover something new, and let Squamish set your pace.
Come find your element. Find your flow
