3D Archery Courses

108 of the 1,975 archery ranges we track nationwide have 3D course. A 3D archery course — a walk-through trail of foam animal targets set at unmarked distances — is a completely different experience from an indoor lane range, but map search lumps both under the same 'archery range' pin with no way to tell which one you're getting. Every course listed here is confirmed from the business's own website or posted course info, not guessed from the word 'range' in its name.

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Check the course length and terrain before you go. 3D courses vary a lot in size and difficulty, and most require field points or judo points rather than broadheads for target practice, so confirm what tips are allowed and wear footwear suited to walking a wooded trail.

Common questions

What is 3D archery?: It's archery shot at three-dimensional foam animal targets placed along a wooded or open trail at varying, often unmarked distances, meant to simulate real hunting shots. It's popular both as practice for bowhunters and as its own competitive sport.
Do I need special arrows for a 3D course?: Most courses require field points or judo points rather than broadheads, since broadheads destroy foam targets quickly, so check the course's rules before you show up. Your regular hunting or target arrows usually work fine as long as the tip is right.