Mighty Gaw, Campgaw... Whatever you call it, it's a course built on ski slopes.  I imagine the skiing/snowboarding is just average, but the disc golf is fantastic.  If you can stand New "No Left Turns" Jersey long enough to play there, I recommend it.  I hope to play there again if I get the time.
The closest comparison I can make for us Central Virginians is Golden Hills in Blacksburg.  The elevation changes are a little more extreme in some places, though.  it's plenty rocky, so it's a bit of an ankle buster in the woods and you should definately wear good shoes.  Mostly wooded, but the fairways are nice and open and the trees are nowhere near as tight together as Appo.  Read the course description on the PDGA website, it tells you what you need to know about the course.  Major elevation, great views, empty-your-bag holes down the ski slope...  What else do you want?
The white tees were relatively straightforward as far as seeing the basket from the tee boxes.  Blues seemed much more difficult, but I definately have an ambition towards playing them at some point.  16's blue tee is not for the timid.  For me, it's probably a good 2 drives with a run-up to get to the white tee.  I didn't have any liquid refreshment with me or I might have gone for a second round.  My picture from hole 17 didn't take, if I go back, I'll take it again.  It has an alternate pin placement with same tees for white and blue.  Pin A is uphill to the right.  I shot an Appo-like 79, averaging about 4 shots per hole.  I think I could trim that a bit the next time.  Deuces possible for longer players than myself; threes imminently probable.  18 is probably a par 4 for all but pros.

                           Current layout: "Mighty"?                                                              Hole 1: Straight with slight hyzer at the end.

                            Hole 10: Slight downhill, straight shot.                                          Hole 11: Slight uphill, raised pin, slight anhyzer.