The archery range is open daily from sunrise to sunset, allowing visitors to enjoy the facility at their convenience.
All about Rocky Mountain Archery Range
History: The Rocky Mountain Archery Range is located within the Rocky Mountain Recreation & Public Fishing Area (PFA) in Floyd County, Georgia. The archery range is part of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) efforts to provide public access to outdoor recreational activities like fishing, hiking, and archery. Though the precise founding date of the range isn't readily documented, it aligns with Georgia’s broader initiatives to support outdoor sports and wildlife conservation.
Amenities:
- Archery Targets: Three bullseye targets are available for public use.
- Parking: Visitors can park at the facility for a fee of $5 per day or purchase an annual pass for $30.
- No Staff: Since it is an unstaffed facility, archers need to bring their own equipment and adhere to posted safety rules.
- Natural Environment: The facility is part of a larger natural recreation area, providing a scenic backdrop ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Activities:
- Archery: The primary focus is on archery practice with targets set up for users.
- Nearby Outdoor Activities: The range is part of a larger complex that offers additional activities like hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation. The site is especially popular for fishing as it is part of the Rocky Mountain PFA, known for its abundant lakes.
Membership Fee:
There is no dedicated membership for the archery range. Visitors need to pay for parking, either $5 for a daily pass or $30 for an annual pass. This provides affordable access to the range and other amenities in the recreation area.