The atmosphere is incredible, 10,600 feet elevation at hole 1 and its awesome. The course is set in a beautiful high altitude forest on the backside of the highest slope. Holes are pretty easy to follow and there are not any ridiculous long or short holes. There are a few trash cans and seating by some holes. The lift ride is nice and scenic. The base of the lift is around 9,200 feet and at the top its 10,660. The holes follow a good routine starting with the first 3 going down and then then accross and then down again. I would say a third of the holes are down hill, a third up hill, and a third on level ground. The best thing abou this course is the view and the view.

There are only 15 holes.
10 dollars for the lift ticket, but I would pay it everytime just for the ride all day.
Watchout for snakes and bears, there out there.
There are some rough trails, you need to watch where you step. Alot of vegetation is rotting and is easy to step through.
The walk from hole 15 to the top is like 800 feet up hill and was pretty tiring. Just be in shape, it made me feel I wasn't.

I drove to this disc golf course and was happily surprised how smoothly everything went. I bought a lift ticket for 10 dollars. Took the lift up, played the 15 holes with no problem, no lose discs, or hiccups. Took the lift down, but you have a option to take the trails down instead of the lift if you want. Oh, take a camera, the views were amazing. I took a ton of happy snaps.