Also known as the Riverbend disc golf course as it is laid out along a prominent bend in the Clackamas River. Riverbend is the ultimate test of disc golf skill in Oregon. The 27 hole layout measures almost 13,000 ft and is comprised of a very difficult blend of par 3's & 4's, as well as, one par 5 1,000 ft hole #23. A disc golfer must maintain their mental, physical and emotional game because this course demands it on every hole. Spending a day huckin' at Milo is what this sport is all about.

Timber Park in Estacada, OR is a fantastic huck laboratory for honing disc golf skill. The holes are mostly on the shorter side of the spectrum but are technically challenging and super fun to play. The facilities are nice with bathrooms and water on site. Timber is also a very dog friendly park so bring your hukDog but be sure to pick up after your pet. Many thanks for Portland General Electric for taking care of the park and providing disc golfers a great place to play disc golf.

Whistler's Bend is easily one of the most picturesque disc golf courses anywhere. The 18 holes are laid out around a conical and peninsular like spit of land with the North Umqua encircling the area with an emerald shimmer. The course offers a mix of tight technical holes as well as some wide open bombs that culminate with Top of the World which measures 600+ downhill. A spacious campground with fire pits and vaulted toilets sit adjacent to hole #18 and on the opposite side of the park a few yurts and hot .25 cent showers. If your planning a disc golf tour through Oregon, do not miss Whistler's Bend.