Blue Mountain Disc Golf Course

"Although it's been many years since I've run into a group of dbags on this mountain carrying their giant murse pouches with their precious set of 20+ discs, and only using 2. But last week a friend of mine and I experienced these type of losers on the mountain who believe they know it all and can tell people what to do while we enjoy our day. Here's a news flash to those hipsters on blue. Next time you see another player on the mountain, do us all a favor and mind your own business. We don't tell you how to play, same goes for us. I've been coming to this mountain since I was a kid and guess what, all 7 of you purse carrying pansies need to learn a thing or two about camaraderie and stop letting your friends open their big mouths. I don't care how many discs you can fit in your little purse."

"Beautiful course! We are from Florida &there is definitely some elevation here! But it was a good time gorgeous views! Kid (if you can handle it. I carried my 9 month old &it was tough but fun!) &dog friendly are both pluses for our team"

"Loved this course!! Fun and challenging. I prefer courses in the mountains with trees and elevation changes...if that's what you're into this is your course. The first hole was hard to figure out but after that it seemed easy enough. First hole is up the steep trail from the parking lot...the first basket is to the left (not the right, that's hole 17)."

"Play courses mostly in western wa. This one by far is the largest and most beautiful I have ever played. Good exercise amd relatively easy to find hole tee boxes."

"Great course and a great hike. Make sure you bring a map with you though. There are pads and pro pads on some holes so you know where the tees are, but finding the pins can be a challenge. Not much documentation on the tees and no directions at all. Some really good par 4s."