WastedSpace
Bogey Member
Starting to plan our 17th annual disc trip, and we're hitting up the greater Minneapolis area from July 19-23. Certainly nowhere near the quantity of Lion's trip (we're slow), and have a pretty good list based mostly on reviews here, but here's a couple questions:
First, where do we glow (where do we glow, now)? This is always an essential part of the trip, and we'd much rather play a course that's more out of the way than having to sneak in/around midnight marauder style. Anywhere support glow, or is at least tolerant?
Are there any courses not listed here that we should hit? Always seem to stumble across a private course that's amazing, so just throwing it out there.
Anything else we need to know? Mosquitos that terrible? Any poison ivy/oak/etc.?
We usually camp, but a couple of us are squeezing this in among other family vacations, so we'll probably try to find a vrbo or the like somewhere. Any ideas on ideally located areas? Sounds like traffic can be a beast, so that leads me to...
Any courses that we should be sure to hit on a weekday that are usually swamped? Or tournaments to avoid?
Thanks in advance- any input is appreciated.
First, where do we glow (where do we glow, now)? This is always an essential part of the trip, and we'd much rather play a course that's more out of the way than having to sneak in/around midnight marauder style. Anywhere support glow, or is at least tolerant?
Are there any courses not listed here that we should hit? Always seem to stumble across a private course that's amazing, so just throwing it out there.
Anything else we need to know? Mosquitos that terrible? Any poison ivy/oak/etc.?
We usually camp, but a couple of us are squeezing this in among other family vacations, so we'll probably try to find a vrbo or the like somewhere. Any ideas on ideally located areas? Sounds like traffic can be a beast, so that leads me to...
Any courses that we should be sure to hit on a weekday that are usually swamped? Or tournaments to avoid?
Thanks in advance- any input is appreciated.