This course is in a quite, safe, clean, community park in a rural town at about 3000' in the Sierra foothills.

Designers made excellent use of elevation and natural topography. The multiple basket settings allowed for a constant mix of right/left, up/down, tight/open, long/short options.

Cedars and giant Oaks tower over a huge variety of smaller trees and bushes creating a beautiful setting for disc golf. The forest has been selectively thinned to create a variety of fairways. The rubber tee pads are adequate, have benches, and are well marked with new heavy duty signs. Easy to follow trails and easy to locate baskets make for a no hassle experience.

None of us ever lost our way, or lost a disc.
All of us had a unique, happy, disc golf experience.

There is supposedly poison oak on the course but it has either been removed or was dormant because we did not see any.
Brooms would be helpful.
There was not any water on course but there are markets in either direction within a few miles.

I stopped by here last year and only had time to play the first 3 holes. My first impression was that it would be difficult to find my way around and easy to loose discs. I couldn't have been more wrong.

The course is great for all skill levels so bring the kids and dogs (on leash).

Some strenuous climbing is required.