Disc Golf Venues in Colorado

Colorado is a great place to throw discs, with courses winding through city parks, open plains, ski areas and pine forest. This page lists disc golf venues, from short beginner layouts to long, technical courses with elevation that challenge experienced players.

Most courses are free and open to the public, though some on private land or at resorts charge a fee. The main season runs from spring through fall. Higher-elevation courses in mountain towns usually open later and close earlier because of snow, while many Front Range courses stay playable through mild winter stretches, and winter ice bowls are a local tradition.

Leagues, doubles nights and sanctioned tournaments happen across the state. Open any course below to see its location and events. If you run a league, a charity round or a sanctioned event, you can list your event free on CUP.

Disc Golf FAQ

Is disc golf free in Colorado?
Most courses in public parks are free to play. Some courses on private land or at resorts charge a fee.

Can you play disc golf in winter in Colorado?
Yes, many Front Range courses are playable during mild winter days. Mountain courses are often snow-covered until late spring.

What is an ice bowl?
An ice bowl is a winter disc golf event, often held as a fundraiser. Players compete regardless of cold or snow.