I coulda spent all day on this course...not just because it's a super long 27 hole course and I'm…read morestill kinda sucky at disc golf... but because I love the ruggedness of the surroundings. It's a trek to get there, even after you park, but so worth it. We started with 9 of the "bottom" 18 so we could stay close to the trail when it started pouring. Heard the upper 9 are incredible, fun to throw downhill a stretch. On those we did it could often be tricky to find the basket behind the course's rolling rock hills and swaths of trees. Inevitably someone would see the next basket or tonal and paths were well laid to follow through to the next launch pad.

I brought my discs to Whistler specifically to try out this course, and I was not disappointed!…read more There are 27 holes, and after two trips I was still not able to complete them all. The holes cover varied terrain, and most of them have a long and short distance to the hole (if you really want more challenge). I didn't find it difficult to move from hole to hole, as there are arrows pointing in the correct direction, and maps of each hole at the start. There's a porta-potty at the halfway point of the course, and some maps scattered throughout. Overall this is a really fun course, and I'm glad I made time to visit while on vacation. I'm taking off a star because the course itself was super difficult to find. We wandered on foot from the Valley Trail for a while, and found one sign that led to a fork with no further direction. We didn't fare much better in a vehicle, and ended up parking in a random lot. I saw a sign in some of the trails that was pointing to "Disc Golf Parking" but there were no signs when driving in by car.