When going from 6 to 7 it is by far the longest walk. Super long nature walk. Basically to get to 7 (there are signs pointing), go to woods and take path which is if you were at teepad of 6 looking down hill, it's right down the hill, instead of left where the basket is. Shooting on 7, again, super tight for the first 60', then hangs a bit of a left. Overthrows can make it to the road so be careful.

Basket is to the right on the other side of the grassy knoll. RHFH shot to get it there, wind can play a factor here in the open.

To go from hole5 to hole6 there is a shortcut for those with sure balance and endurance. Hole6 is up on top the hill (like hole4). As soon as you finish hole5, you can go straight up the hill there is a little worn footpath you can shortcut, find the footings, and this is steeper, but will save time if you want it. Else turn left and take the man-made stairs. Hole is easy enough, just adjust for wind and DONT overthrow, the woods beyond the hole eat discs.

To go from hole3 to hole4 is a little hike, and hole4 is up on top the hill. As soon as you clear the woods, you can go straight to the hill there is a little worn footpath you can shortcut, or turn right and take the man-made stairs. Hole is easy enough, just adjust for wind and people walking.

This hole is so tight, and only 165', throw your roller, or S, or anhyzer your overstable, hyzer your understable your approach disc to keep it true and straight. Stay out of this thick rough.

The first 80' of this hole is open'ish, then a 10' window to throw thru for about 20-30', and the basket is further up and to the right another 70' out in the open. In the tight opening, don't push the disc right, there are many fallen trees and disc can be almost impossible to retrieve. The pond/water hazard is pretty far out and to the left, almost not an obstacle, I have seen closer water on holes not called water holes.

This is a tight 222' with the basket up to the right slightly. Do push the disc too far into the rough, unless you have an easily found color or a spotter.