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Archery in Vermont: Find a Place to Shoot, City by City

For archery in Vermont, you can pick from 12 places to shoot in 12 cities.

12
Total Ranges
12
Cities
About Archery in Vermont

The Vermont Bowhunters Association anchors an NFAA New England scene with a focused state calendar and a deep bowhunting culture across the Green Mountains.

Vermont has a focused archery scene with NFAA-affiliated state activity and a strong bowhunting culture across the Green Mountains. The Vermont Bowhunters Association (VBA), established in 2011, is the primary state-level bowhunting organization, formed by a group of bowhunters who first met in Danville in 2010 to organize a statewide voice. NFAA-affiliated state competition runs through Vermont clubs in the NFAA New England Section. USA Archery activity runs through clubs and JOAD programs. Burlington, Rutland, Montpelier, and the Northeast Kingdom hold most of the organized indoor and outdoor archery activity. Cold winters push a long indoor season. Bowhunting is woven into the culture across the Green Mountains, with archery-only deer and bear seasons. Use the city list below to find the right club for your discipline and location.

Questions archers ask about Vermont

How many archery ranges are in Vermont?–

We list 12 places to shoot in Vermont, spread over 12 cities, and Barre, Bennington, and Brandon have the most of them listed.

Read the full Vermont archery guide β†’