Can't beat the view of Mt. Hood
Chair lift up was nice

VERY uneven dirt tee boxes
No signs

This is a tale of 2 courses. The first half is pretty solid. You have some longer shots needed, technical shots needed and you will be using your drivers. Lots of brush and undergrowth on several of the holes if you miss your lines. If the tee boxes were level and not full up uneven bumps I'd give the first half of the course a 3.0 rating. As is I'd say a 2.5.

As soon as you really start down the mountain then the course really looses it's charm. You are throwing down to holes that you are MUCH MUCH higher than so you can easily throw 300+ ft putter shots. If you mess up and over disc (which is easy to do) you will end up picking up your disc 1-2 holes later as it is just way too far down the hill. You are basically just throwing down diagonally to open baskets for the back half. So I give the back half a rating of 1.5.
You are going to want stable shoes out there, very uneven walking throughout the course. I wouldn't make a point to come back here unless I brought my family to the adventure park (which is fantastic btw). So I don't think this course would be worth the drive unless you are taking part in the other attractions in the area.

Rocky course through a few trees. A little bit of thought went into it but, the options are limited being a snow resort.

The dust that kicks up just walking around the place. Check your socks.

Try to bring your own discs but, they do have rentals.