Great views. Lot of trees that are challenging to get around. Easy to access

In the middle of a hiking trail...but nobody was hiking when we played.

We were on vac from washington state and we had a blast playing on this course. It wasn't too big but was fun.

Small enough to get in a quick game. We only had about 45 minutes to play and get back to the local grocery store to catch our shuttle.
The views are awesome.
You might see some moose.

The rough will punish you. I jumped in to grab my disc on the 8th hole and got stuck by some kind of sticker bush. I had the thorns in my fingers for weeks after the trip.

I only packed a few discs for the trip because they easily fit into our luggage. If you are going to Alaska, bring your discs. Its better to have them and not use them than to not have them and have time to play.
This course is not far from the port in Seward where the cruise ships dock. I didn't take a cruise ship there but I walked to the course from the main street near the docks.

This course is extremely technical. Almost every hole has a narrow (15-30 foot) fairway, lined by very dense trees and vegetation. Fortunately, the fairways were diligently maintained. Moreover, all of the holes were of a manageable distance, which was particularly important because the course is too tight to throw full out. Realistically speaking, experienced players could play with a few mid-range discs that they can turn each way, and putter.

The unbelievable vistas of the surrounding snow capped mountains are what set this course apart from similarly designed and well maintained courses.

If traveling to Alaska, it is worth packing 4-5 discs, and it is worth playing this course.

If you don't like tight, technical courses that punish errant shots, this course isn't for you - though the incredible mountain views might still make it worth it.