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The Mountain Archery Range

San Leandro, California
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About archery in San Leandro, California

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

About The Mountain Archery Range

Also based in San Leandro is The Mountain Archery Range, a separate commercial archery business rather than a club or program-driven facility. San Leandro's East Bay location puts it within reach of a large Bay Area population, and a commercial range here likely serves walk-in shooters looking for practice time without needing to join anything or commit to a program. No details on lane count, course type, or additional services are listed publicly for this specific facility, so it reads as a bare-bones commercial listing on paper. Anyone interested in shooting there should contact the range directly to confirm current hours, pricing, and what equipment or rentals are available.

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Location

The Mountain Archery Range

13592 Lake Chabot Rd

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The Mountain Archery Range

13592 Lake Chabot Rd

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