Nice pads and baskets, really fun course. A lot of short technical shots with a few bombs. Mid-40s are there but get off the fairways and trouble comes quick! Bathrooms, picnic areas with grills.

Only open 4 months out of the year, limited parking. Watch your discs, grass gets very tall and easy to lose them.

Nice course in national Forest. Lots of trees and distance from town are very nice. Just like many of my favorite courses this one makes you feel like you are out in nature.

Did have a bit of a tough time finding a few holes, but all in all had a great day passing through.

Busted a flat trying to get up a gravel road to a spot where some locals said the camping was good, so stayed in a hotel. Would have loved to camped out nearby and hit it again in the morning.

Good variety of holes, with most requiring some ability to throw where you aim! If you play here regularly you will either learn how to throw straight or get really good at escape shots from dense woods. There are several shorter holes so this course is beginner and kid friendly. Recently, the two longest holes (#2 & #15) have had short tee pads added to make the course even more family/beginner friendly. Despite the lack of signage on the course, it is pretty easy to follow as it gets heavily used. Pattee Canyon is a pretty course that wanders through dense woods and is cool and shady on hot summer days.

No markers at any tees. Closed from November 1 - June 30.

The combo of Pattee Canyon and Blue Mountain is great for local disc golfers. At Blue you learn to play long fairly open holes and how to deal with wind and elevation. At Pattee you learn to throw on narrower fairways and how to recover from shots in the woods. Blue Mountain is the better course if you can only play one, but the combo makes for a great disc golf experience.