1. I shouldn't need to mention design, because all of the courses at Highbridge are VERY well designed. This is just one example of using everything the land offers. Plenty of corridors to navigate, lots of OB areas, enough elevation both up and down, spectacular views, and the most creative tiered hole I've ever seen (see below).
2. Signature holes. You'll definitely remember this course forever, whether it's looking back over #18's fairway after pulling your final putt from the basket (amazing view from on top of the hill), trying to land your drive on the old elevated ball golf tees on #2 (where the wind might just tell you, "Oh no you're not!"), or at #13 ("The Big Hopper"), where there are two tiers with three (blind) OB ponds...the first tier has two ponds, and if you land safe, you've still got to deal with another blind uphill shot to the final tier, where the largest pond guards the 30 feet or so in front of the basket. Very unique holes out here.
3. Demand on your skill and confidence. You'll need multiple different discs and shot types to take a decent score out here, even though this is one of the "easier" courses at Highbridge.

Hmm...I guess the only thing is that on some of the holes with alternate pin placements that are blind off the tee, you really have no way of knowing which position it's in, requiring some scouting ahead. I guess that's typical of most courses with alt pins, though I have seen some that actually go the extra mile with small signs indicating if the basket is "A" or "B" for the day.

If you go to Highbridge and stay for a few days, start with this course. It'll (just barely) get you warmed up and prepared for taking on Gold, Granite, or The Bear on the following day(s).

Great Variety. Alot of fun. Great Views. Upkeep is very good. Navigation is as well very good. More Courses surrounding it at the same complex. Not croweded at all.

Not really anything else around other then camping and forest anywhere with even a half n hour of Highbridge.

If your anywhere near highbridge hills I recommend checking it out if you enjoy disc golf even a little bit. I think the place could turn anyone into a fan.

Pins are Blue! Great mix of length and elevation..Each hole is creatively named and well marked..This is my favorite disc golf venue..well placed water hazards..interesting rock formations all over the course..A variety of different throws can be used on most of the holes..Plenty of room for imagination..Never just one clear cut way to go..Its for you non-conformers out there..Blueberry is more than a course, its an adventure disc golf Icon..

In the middle of nowhere so not much for night life..ticks would be my only real concern, so just check yourself after you play!

Try a stay at the honka house, very reasonable and convenient. Play hole3 as hole1(right behind honka)and hole2 will naturally play as hole18(in front of honka) and deservingly so..It is by far my favorite hole..A big chuck off a bluff with one of the best views of the course in the backround! Oh...and I got an ace on 9!

This is my favorite course at the Highbridge complex. Good mix of length and accuracy. Nice elevation changes and well placed water hazards. Takes a few hours to play, but that works to your advantage. Beautifull scenery.

Some trash around teeboxes. Could use more and larger trash cans. There is one pond that is somewhat blind that swallowed my teerex. Im not bitter, im just saying its out there.

Highbridge hills is unmatched. Five quality championship courses including a starter course, Chestnut Hill, that can be played 24/7 under the lights! Highbridge hills is in the middle of nowhere, but if all you want to do is play disc golf all day on great courses this is the place.