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Cuchara Valley Archery

LaVeta, Colorado
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About archery in LaVeta, Colorado

Cuchara Valley Archery is an archery facility in LaVeta, Colorado.

About Cuchara Valley Archery

Cuchara Valley Archery takes its name from the scenic valley south of La Veta in southern Colorado's Spanish Peaks region, and the club is affiliated with the Archery Shooters Association for 3D bowhunting-style shooting. Dylan Thomsen is listed as a contact, a good starting point for anyone wanting to confirm shoot dates or how to get involved with an ASA event here. As a volunteer-run club, it's kept going by its own members rather than paid staff, fitting for a small mountain community like La Veta. Course layout, hours, and membership dues beyond the ASA tie aren't published, so archers in the Cuchara Valley, La Veta, or greater Huerfano County area should contact Thomsen directly before planning a visit.

Amenities & Features

3D Course

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Location

Cuchara Valley Archery

1234 Panadero Ave

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Cuchara Valley Archery

1234 Panadero Ave

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