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Lonesome Road Archery

Taylor, Pennsylvania
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About archery in Taylor, Pennsylvania

Lonesome Road Archery is an archery facility in Taylor, Pennsylvania.

About Lonesome Road Archery

Lonesome Road Archery, in Taylor just outside Scranton in northeastern Pennsylvania, operates as a volunteer club in a region with a long-running blue-collar hunting tradition. The Lackawanna Valley has plenty of wooded terrain nearby, and volunteer clubs in small boroughs like Taylor typically serve a tight local membership built more on relationships than public advertising. No details on course layout, lane count, or membership fees are listed for this club, which is standard for small member-run operations in this part of the state. Anyone in the greater Scranton area interested in archery should reach out to Lonesome Road Archery directly to ask about joining and current shoot schedules before assuming any particular setup.

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Lonesome Road Archery

401 S. MAIN ST

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Lonesome Road Archery

401 S. MAIN ST

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The Pennsylvania State Archery Association is a governing body for archery in Pennsylvania, and most competitive clubs run through their sanction. If you are new to the sport, the state guide covers seasons, disciplines, beginner pathways, and gear.
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