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The Mountain Archery

San Leandro, California
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The Mountain Archery
About archery in San Leandro, California

The Mountain Archery is an archery facility in San Leandro, California.

About The Mountain Archery

The Mountain Archery in San Leandro runs as a USA Archery-affiliated hybrid facility, meaning it combines structured national-governing-body programs with more of a club feel on the ground. Its lineup includes a Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) track for younger shooters and a separate Adult Archery Program, giving both kids and grown-ups an actual instructional pathway rather than just open range time. The East Bay's dense population supports demand for programs like this, and being USA Archery-affiliated typically means coaching follows recognized national standards. No lane counts or additional amenities are listed publicly, so anyone interested in enrolling in JOAD or the adult program should reach out directly for current schedules.

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The Mountain Archery

13592 Lake Chabot

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The Mountain Archery

13592 Lake Chabot

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