Whistler Olympic Park

Snowshoe trails are excellent and are well maintained. Be prepared to drive 15 minutes to the base through compact snow after exiting the highway. Pricing is a little high as there are other free snowshoeing alternatives in and around Whistler.

Busy during the holidays, as can be expected, but if you have your own equipment, there are so many trails that you can get away from the crowds. If you need to rent skis or snowshoes, reserve online. It's a must until Jan 4th at least, and will save you lineups after that.
Either way, the staff is really great and doing their best to serve people while respecting Covid rules.

Paradise upon Earth! One of the best places I've skied in BC. The resort is very well run and maintained. It's a great place to practise and train; there is a variety of flats and circuit terrain, as well as challenging hilly terrain, and some interesting olympic memorabilia. The scenery gets better the further you go

Amazing Nordic ski trails running through the old growth rain forest of BC. One of the nicest ski clubs I've visited. The trails range from easy going greens to some very grueling climbs and descents.

Built for the 2010 Olympic Nordic, Biathlon and Ski Jump events so lots of cools sites to see in the park too

Nice view from the top of the ski jump