Crocus Bluff Disc Golf Course

#3 in Yukon - 2026 Perched high above Dawson City on scenic Crocus Bluff, this wooded course offers a true Yukon wilderness disc golf experience, complete with spectacular views of the Yukon River and surrounding landscape. With 18 tee pads and two sets of baskets — beginner-friendly Blues and more challenging Yellows — Crocus Bluff is a great place to play whether you're throwing a disc for the first time or you're an experienced player looking for a technical forest challenge. Fairways wind through the trees, with elevation changes and natural obstacles rewarding accuracy, creativity, and smart shot selection. The course is free to play and open year-round — even in the winter! Free discs are available to borrow, with close parking and an outhouse on site. Whether you're a local or just passing through Dawson, you're invited to come experience one of the most unique disc golf courses in the North. Grab a disc, head up the hill, and enjoy a round at Crocus Bluff! History This course was originally tonal cans installed by Yukon Disc aka Ryan Norquay in the spring of 2021 as a trial project. The following year, 9 permanent baskets and tee pads were built with the help of Tourism Yukon's Rugged Apprentice program. Two years later, we installed a secondary tee box on each hole, expanding the course from 9 holes to 18 holes, with excellent tee boxes throughout. In 2026 a further 9 baskets were installed to create intermediate options. The majority of the initial installation and vision is thanks to JP Hawkins who planted the seed; Ryan Norquay, who made the dream come to reality; and the work of Wildland Fire Management and the City of Dawson to further establish the course over the last number of years.

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