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Eastern Sierra Archers

Bishop, California
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Eastern Sierra Archers
About archery in Bishop, California

Eastern Sierra Archers is an archery facility in Bishop, California.

About Eastern Sierra Archers

Eastern Sierra Archers is a volunteer club based in Bishop, California, in the Owens Valley beneath some of the tallest peaks in the Sierra Nevada. Bishop draws a huge outdoor recreation crowd for climbing and fishing, and a volunteer archery club here likely serves a smaller, dedicated local base rather than the tourist traffic passing through on 395. No programs, course type, or pro shop are confirmed for this listing, so details on what Eastern Sierra Archers actually offers aren't available here. Volunteer clubs in remote areas like this one tend to run around member schedules rather than fixed public hours, so a call ahead is the practical approach. Reach out to Eastern Sierra Archers directly to ask about membership and access to the range.

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Location

Eastern Sierra Archers

220 Sawmill Rd

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Eastern Sierra Archers

220 Sawmill Rd

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