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Nevada County JOAD

Nevada City, California
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Nevada County JOAD
About archery in Nevada City, California

Nevada County JOAD is an archery facility in Nevada City, California.

About Nevada County JOAD

Nevada County JOAD runs its Junior Olympic Archery Development program under USA Archery affiliation out of Nevada City, in the Sierra Nevada foothills of Northern California. As a JOAD-focused operation without a separate adult program listed, the club's identity centers on developing younger archers through a structured, scored progression rather than serving as an all-ages open range. Nevada City's small-town setting in gold country doesn't have a huge archery scene, so a dedicated JOAD program stands out as one of the more organized youth options in that part of the foothills. Program schedules, fees, and facility specifics aren't detailed here, so parents interested in enrolling a young archer should contact the program directly for current information.

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Location

Nevada County JOAD

11296 Banner Mountain Trail

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Nevada County JOAD

11296 Banner Mountain Trail

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