Shooting Ranges in Utah

Public range access

Open to the publicFree

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Standard hours

Sun10 AM–2 PM

Winter

Wed1–4 PM

Sat9 AM–4 PM

Summer

Wed4–7 PM

Sat8 AM–4 PM

Tuesday and Thursday are reserved for law enforcement.

Staffing can limit access; check the range calendar before you go.

Private groups and scout groups can reserve the range with the Group Reservation Form or Scout Reservation Form. Reservations need two weeks' notice, and the range isn't reserved during public hours.

• A nonprofit public range in Heber City, run completely by volunteers. You don't need to join any club or organization to shoot.
• The range emphasizes rifle and pistol shooting. Gongs are back in service.
• The range is open only when staffed. The range calendar shows "Staffed" in the event title when a volunteer covers the shift.
• Trap and skeet are not here: the Heber Valley Trap & Skeet Club is separate and has its own website, linked from the range's home page.

Public range access

Open to the publicFree

The 4 rules of gun safety

• Treat all firearms as if they were loaded.
• Never point the muzzle at anything you are not willing to destroy.
• Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target and you are ready to fire.
• Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.

Also posted

• The range has new rules on shooting steel. Learn them before you go.
• Be respectful to the volunteers and to each other.

• Winter hours are now in effect; check the range calendar for the shift you plan to visit.
• The home page asks everyone to be careful.

Private groups and scout groups can reserve the range with the Group Reservation Form or Scout Reservation Form. Reservations need two weeks' notice, and the range isn't reserved during public hours.

Website: bighollowheber.com

Day pass, per person

Adults 16 and older$6

Youth 15 and under$3

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10-visit pass, per person

Adults 16 and older$50

Youth 15 and under$20

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Clay rounds, per round

Trap$6.50

Skeet$6.50

Five-stand, 25 birds per round$8.50

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Targets, each

Firearm target$0.25

Archery target$1

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Sun–TueClosed

Wed–Thu2–7 PM

FriNoon–7 PM

Sat9 AM–5 PM

Reservations can limit access; check the range calendar before you go.

How to bookRanges are open to the public, and range time can be reserved by filling out the range reservation request form and sending it to the range.

Check the range calendar before you visit, because ranges may be reserved.

Indoor and outdoor ranges, open year-round. You can shoot archery, handgun, muzzleloader, rifle, shotgun and cowboy action.

Shotgun

• Trap
• Skeet
• 5-stand sporting clays

Rifle and handgun

• 50-foot indoor .22 range (9 lanes)
• 5- to 50-foot outdoor pistol (17 lanes)
• 25/50-yard outdoor (15 lanes)
• 100/200/300-yard outdoor (14 lanes)

Archery

• 20-yard indoor archery (10 lanes)
• Up to 90-meter outdoor archery range

Targets

All of the rifle, pistol and archery ranges have paper targets.

Day pass, per person

Adults 16 and older$6

Youth 15 and under$3

10-visit pass, per person

Adults 16 and older$50

Youth 15 and under$20

Clay rounds, per round

Trap$6.50

Skeet$6.50

Five-stand, 25 birds per round$8.50

Targets, each

Firearm target$0.25

Archery target$1

The range runs shooting clinics and Hunter Education classes. Upcoming events are posted on the range's calendar page.

• New shooters are not accepted during the last 30 minutes before the range closes.

• The ranges are open to the public, but ranges may be reserved, so check the range calendar before you visit.

Address2851 W. 200 North, Logan, UT

Contact: (435) 753-4600

Website: wildlife.utah.gov

Standard hours

Fri–Sat9 AM–5 PM

Sun10 AM–3 PM

Summer

Fri9 AM–9 PM

Sat9 AM–5 PM

Sun10 AM–3 PM

Booking required

How to bookBuy a daily or annual pass online before you arrive, then sign in and pay through the Public Range app or website.

All patrons sign in and pay through the Public Range app or website; the range is cashless.

Book on the website: daviscountyutah.gov

No one under 8 may handle a firearm or shoot unless a parent or guardian is directly supervising.

No one under 18 may handle a firearm or shoot unless a responsible adult is present and accompanying them. Minors must be able to understand and follow direction and act responsibly.

Every shooter and guest signs a new liability waiver at each visit, electronically at sign-in. Sign it online before you go.

Sign on the website: daviscountyutah.gov

Every shooter and guest needs a valid pass.

An outdoor range run by the Davis County Sheriff's Office.

• Public Bay: open to the public, supervised Friday to Sunday, with range safety officers on site
• Multiple bays: some are set aside for events and training
• Paper targets: one is issued at check-in per pass use, with stands and backers
• Sandbags and stands are available for steadier setups
• Archery bay: open now; bring your own gear
• Brass buckets are provided; please police your area after shooting
• First aid supplies are kept in the range house
• PA announcements give clear cease-fire calls during busy times

These are the range's posted rules; read the full list on the range's rules page before you step onto the firing line.

Safety

• Eye and ear protection is required for everyone while the range is active; eye protection can be prescription glasses, sunglasses or safety glasses
• Follow the range officer's directions immediately
• Fire only from approved firing lines at approved targets
• No firearm may be used in any bay without a clearly identified range officer present
• Always point downrange and keep your finger off the trigger until ready to fire
• Cease fire: no handling firearms while others are downrange

Carrying and handling

• Carry uncased firearms with the action open and muzzle up
• Uncase and case firearms at the bench, only when the range is hot, with the muzzle downrange
• Uncased firearms go on the bench only when the range is hot; until then they may go in a stand (if available) under range officer supervision
• No exposed sidearms on the public range

Targets

• No metal targets closer than 50 yards for centerfire ammunition; .22 metal targets may be used at 25 yards for rimfire
• Only approved and certified metal targets
• No targets on paved areas or on the base of a target stand
• No pressure vessels (such as propane cylinders), glass or ceramic, Tannerite or similar reactive targets
• Plastic bottles, cans and similar targets must be at least 12 yards in front of the firing line; remove them and clean up any residue before you leave

Ammunition

• No tracer or incendiary ammunition
• With restricted ammunition types, bring your own targets and don't shoot range equipment such as plate racks; damage from non-compliance is the shooter's liability

Drugs and alcohol

• No drugs or alcohol on the range
• No alcoholic beverages on the range at any time
• No intoxicated shooters or spectators anywhere on the range; violators are removed without refund

No one under 8 may handle a firearm or shoot unless a parent or guardian is directly supervising.

No one under 18 may handle a firearm or shoot unless a responsible adult is present and accompanying them. Minors must be able to understand and follow direction and act responsibly.

• Steel core ammunition is prohibited from July 1 through September 15 to lower fire danger, unless otherwise specified
• The range is cashless: bring your digital receipt or QR code for check-in
• When you finish, police your area, and remove any bottles, cans or similar targets and clean up their residue before you leave
• Hours change with the season; the range has switched to winter hours, with no extended Friday hours

Every shooter and guest signs a new liability waiver at each visit, electronically at sign-in. Sign it online before you go.

Every shooter and guest needs a valid pass.

Address1649 E 650 N, Kaysville, UT

Park in the main (public) lot. You may drive to the public range bays to unload and load equipment, then move your vehicle back to the public parking area.

Contact: (801) 444-2257 · [email protected]

Website: daviscountyutah.gov

Gun rentals, per gun

First gun$10

Each additional gun$6

Machine gun, with help in the range from a staff member$20

See Rentals and classes

Call (801) 966-1802 for current prices.

Price list: https://www.dougsgunstore.com/gun-rentals-salt-lake-city-utah/

Price list: https://www.dougsgunstore.com/utah-shooting-range/

Mon–Fri10 AM–9 PM

Sat10 AM–6 PM

Hours page: https://www.dougsgunstore.com/contact-us/

Groups: call (801) 966-1802 to set up a session.

When you rent a gun, you must buy the ammunition from Doug's; prices vary by caliber.

• Indoor range with 10 private booths and new wireless target carriers; check with the venue before you go
• Brighter lights and soundproofing for a quieter, more private experience
• Targets can be placed out to 25 yards
• Range fees include free ear and eye protection and free targets
• A spectator area lets friends and family watch from a seat

Gun rentals

• Rent a handgun, a 22 rifle or a machine gun
• Machine gun rentals include help in the range from a staff member
• The rental list includes pistols and revolvers from Springfield, Smith & Wesson, Sig Sauer, Ruger, HK, Glock, Browning and Bersa, and machine guns such as the HK MP5K, FN P90 and Zenith Z-5

Groups

• Group rates are available, and a range program can be tailored to your group's size and the number of lanes you want
• Handguns, 22 rifles and machine guns can be rented for a group, and instruction is available
• Two-hour minimum for a full side
• Call to set up a group session

Classes

• The website lists concealed weapons permit classes, Doug's First Steps, Guns 101 New Shooters Orientation, kids classes, and private and group lessons
• Call for class details

Gun rentals, per gun

First gun$10

Each additional gun$6

Machine gun, with help in the range from a staff member$20

Groups: call (801) 966-1802 to set up a session.

When you rent a gun, you must buy the ammunition from Doug's; prices vary by caliber.

Price list: https://www.dougsgunstore.com/gun-rentals-salt-lake-city-utah/

Phone: (801) 966-1802

• When you want to check or change a target, flip the switch to bring it back; there is never a need to go beyond the firing line
• There is an hour time limit only when the range is full; otherwise you can shoot as long as you like

Address4926 S Redwood Rd, Taylorsville, UT

Contact: (801) 966-1802

Website: dougsgunstore.com

Hours aren't listed.

• Dutch John Rifle Range is a Forest Service shooting range in Ashley National Forest's Flaming Gorge Ranger District.
• The Forest Service lists it among its active shooting ranges that meet the EXPLORE Act's requirements. That 2025 law has the Forest Service identify target shooting ranges.

Forest Service guidelines for target shooting on national forests

• Use approved targets and a safe, "bullet-proof" backstop.
• Don't attach targets to trees, log decks, slash piles, fences or water tanks.
• Some forests limit the type of target (cardboard, paper or clay pigeons). Exploding targets are not recommended and are restricted or prohibited on many forests.
• Don't fire tracer bullets or incendiary ammunition.
• Don't shoot across or on a national forest road or body of water.
• Treat every gun as if it is loaded, never point the muzzle at anything you don't intend to shoot, keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target and you are ready to shoot, and make sure of your target and what is beyond.
• Don't have alcoholic beverages in your possession while firing a gun.

• During fire season, some areas may be closed to target shooting. Follow alerts for Ashley National Forest on its website or social media.
• Check with the local forest for restrictions.
• Dispose of all your garbage, including targets, paper, cans and bottles, and don't leave personal property behind.

The Forest Service lists map coordinates 40.956119, -109.406178 for the range.

Thu6–10 PM

Sunday: opens at 10 AM and stays open until no more shooters.

Open to the public regardless of age.

• A trapshooting facility for trap and clay shooting
• Skilled staff are on hand if you need help with shooting
• Shells are available to buy at the club
• The club has memberships, but anybody can use the facilities and take part in its activities

• The club holds many events and classes for everyone
• A youth team, The Smashers, is part of the club
• Inquire for group shoots

Phone: (435) 723-3427

Email: [email protected]

• Staff can help if you need assistance with shooting

Open to the public regardless of age.

Address1330 West 330 South, Brigham City, UT

Contact: (435) 723-3427 · [email protected]

Website: goldenspiketrap.com

Yearly memberships

Individual$20

Couple$25

Family$30

April–August (Apr 1–Aug 31)

Thu6–9 PM

Sat10 AM–4 PM

September–October (Sep 1–Oct 31)

Thu6–9 PM

Sat–Sun10 AM–6 PM

Check the public range day calendar on hobblecreekrange.org for current hours.

From April through August, public days are every other Thursday and every other Saturday, not every week; check the range calendar for dates.

Bring cash to join on a public range day.

An outdoor range in a canyon setting, managed and maintained by volunteers.

• Law enforcement pistol and rifle area
• Cowboy action ranges
• Small bore 100-yard range
• Big bore 200-yard range with 20 benches
• Covered benches

• No water is available, so plan accordingly.
• Portable restrooms are on site.
• Nearby services are close at hand.

Website: hobblecreekrange.org

Range time, per shooter

Single shooter$13

Each additional shooter (1 hour)$7

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Machine gun shooting

Machine gun (30 minutes)$25

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Price list: https://www.impactguns.com/store-range-locations/

Mon–Sat10 AM–7 PM

SunClosed

Hours page: https://www.impactguns.com/store-range-locations/

Impact Guns' Ogden store is a retail gun store with a shooting range. Shooters pay for range time, and machine gun shooting is a separate 30-minute option.

Range time, per shooter

Single shooter$13

Each additional shooter (1 hour)$7

Machine gun shooting

Machine gun (30 minutes)$25

Price list: https://www.impactguns.com/store-range-locations/

Address2710 South 1900 West, Ogden, UT

Contact: (801) 999-1903

Website: impactguns.com

Group range reservation, per day

Range #1 or #2, 1–25 people$20

Range #1 or #2, 26–59 people$40

Both ranges, 1–25 people$40

Both ranges, 26–59 people$60

Students K–12 (education or training purposes only)Free

Fees are non-refundable.

Any part of a day used, including set up and tear down, costs the full daily fee.

Groups of 60 or more: the fee is set upon approval.

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Price list: https://ironcountyut.gov/files/parks/shooting-range-reservation.pdf

Hours aren't listed.

Call (435) 586-5124 before you go.

Open year round.

Walk-ins welcome

How to bookOnly the Group Ranges must be reserved; all other bays are first come, first serve. Fill out the online reservation form, or submit the form and fees in person. Payment is made in person or by phone.

Digital submissions get an email response within two business days.

Reservations are confirmed only when payment is received.

In person: Iron County Parks & Recreation, 581 N Main St., Cedar City, Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5 PM.

A temporary two-week hold can save a requested date; if it isn't confirmed, the date may be released.

Requests are accepted for the current calendar year only, and none are accepted until the first working day of the year.

The county may limit weekend reservations to 2 per month; weekday reservations aren't limited.

Groups of 60 or more need a Special Event Permit and approval from the Parks & Recreation Director.

Booking link: https://ironcountyut.gov/parks/shooting-range/reservation

Phone: (435) 586-5124

Reservations: [email protected]

Children must be fully supervised.

Bring eye and hearing protection for children.

Bring firearms, ammunition, targets, cleaning and hand-washing supplies, drinking water, a power source and extra seating.

Bring a copy of your approved reservation.

Rules: https://ironcountyut.gov/parks/shooting-range

This county range is unsupervised: use is at your own risk. A group range is one of two fenced, three-bay areas on the west side of the range that a group reserves for the day; every other bay is first come, first served.

Group ranges (reserve ahead)

• Group Range #1: long sunshade awning, three 45-yard bays and two concrete tables
• Group Range #2: three 45-yard bays and three concrete tables

Short-range bays (first come, first served)

• Six bays, all with concrete pads
• Three north-facing bays, 50 yards deep, for pistols, rifles and shotguns; two have sunshade awnings
• Three south-facing bays, 40 yards deep, for pistols only; two have sunshade awnings

Long range

• 300-yard range: concrete pads, nine concrete shooting benches and one bench with a sunshade awning
• 1,000-yard range: concrete pads, two adjustable metal shooting benches and steel AR500 targets from 200 to 1,000 yards

On site

• Two double vault toilets, trash cans and an emergency satellite phone
• No water or electricity

Group range reservation, per day

Range #1 or #2, 1–25 people$20

Range #1 or #2, 26–59 people$40

Both ranges, 1–25 people$40

Both ranges, 26–59 people$60

Students K–12 (education or training purposes only)Free

Fees are non-refundable.

Any part of a day used, including set up and tear down, costs the full daily fee.

Groups of 60 or more: the fee is set upon approval.

Booking link: https://ironcountyut.gov/parks/shooting-range/reservation

Price list: https://ironcountyut.gov/files/parks/shooting-range-reservation.pdf

Posted rules may be updated, so review the signs on site. Anyone who doesn't follow the rules may be removed from the premises.

On the line

• Shoot only inside the range; shooting isn't allowed in other areas of Three Peaks Recreation Area
• Direction of fire is always directly downrange; cross-range fire is prohibited
• Keep muzzles downrange or straight up, and never point a firearm at anyone on or behind the line
• Coordinate a cease fire with all shooters before going downrange; honor cease fires and don't handle guns while anyone is downrange
• When a cease fire is called, make your firearm safe and don't handle it again until the range is clear:
• Semiauto: remove the magazine, verify an empty chamber, lock the slide open
• Bolt action: remove the magazine, verify an empty chamber, bolt open
• Lever action: empty the magazine, verify an empty chamber, lever down
• Falling or rolling block: verify an empty chamber, action open
• Break barrel: verify an empty chamber, keep it broken open
• Revolvers: verify an empty cylinder; leave the cylinder or loading gate open

Targets and ammunition

• No exploding targets or incendiary ammunition (tannerite, tracer rounds); fireworks are also prohibited
• No shooting clay pigeons on the south-facing bays

Around the range

• No alcohol at any time, no smoking or vaping, and no camping
• No selling of drinks, food, goods or other commercial transactions
• ATVs and motorcycles may be used only to go downrange or reach the toilets, at 5 mph or less
• Don't feed, poach or disturb wildlife

Children must be fully supervised.

Bring eye and hearing protection for children.

Rules: https://ironcountyut.gov/parks/shooting-range

• The range has no water or electricity; an emergency satellite phone is kept on site
• Carry out your trash or use the provided trash cans; never bury it, and pick up your hulls
• Remove all personal property when you finish each use; the county isn't responsible for damage to personal property
• Group reservations are non-refundable for any reason, including inclement weather, flooding or fire restrictions; dates may be changed on request within the current calendar year
• Late return of group range keys can mean extra daily fees
• Use of the range is a privilege, and abuse or damage may end a user's privileges
• Destroying public property or littering is a criminal offense

Bring firearms, ammunition, targets, cleaning and hand-washing supplies, drinking water, a power source and extra seating.

Bring a copy of your approved reservation.

Booking link: https://ironcountyut.gov/parks/shooting-range/reservation

Phone: (435) 867-7550

Address15 miles northwest of Cedar City, Cedar City, UT

Website: ironcountyut.gov

Booking: (435) 586-5124

Before you go: (435) 867-7550

Reservations: [email protected]

Website: ironcountyut.gov

Firearms and archery, day pass, per person

Adults 16+$6

Youth 15 and under$3

Pay at the Hunter Education Building.

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Shotgun ranges, per round of 25 birds

Trap$6.50

Skeet$6.50

Five-stand$8.50

Five-stand combines elements of trap, skeet and sporting clays.

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10-visit pass, per person

Adults 16+$50

Youth 15 and under$20

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Per target

Firearm target$0.25

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Price list: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay

Mon–TueClosed

Wed–Fri10 AM–5 PM

Sat9 AM–4 PM

Sun9 AM–1 PM

Thursday: shotgun and archery ranges stay open until 8 PM.

Check in at least one hour before the range closes.

Closed on all state and federal holidays.

Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.

Hours page: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay

Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Eye and ear protection is required on all ranges; you can buy it at check-in.

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/25-75-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/100-300-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/archery-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/shotgun-range

All seven ranges are outdoors. Check in at the Hunter Education Building on arrival.

Archery range

• Archery only: bows, plus crossbows and pneumatic devices that fire arrows or bolts; no firearms
• Bays are set at different distances, and long-distance bays are limited, so move to a shorter bay when you finish
• The northwest bay is a community bay: share it and retrieve arrows down-range at the same time

Handgun and muzzleloader range (25 and 75 yards)

• Centerfire and rimfire rifles and handguns, BB guns, air rifles and muzzleloaders (traditional and inline)
• Shotguns with limits: slugs may use target frames at 25 yards, pelleted ammunition may not, and no pelleted ammunition is allowed at 75 yards
• At 75 yards, air rifles must be pre-charged pneumatic

Centerfire rifle range (100, 200 and 300 yards)

• 100 yards: centerfire rifles, rimfire rifles (no .22 short), pre-charged pneumatic air rifles, muzzleloaders, hunting handguns, and shotguns with rifle sights shooting slugs
• 200 and 300 yards: centerfire rifles only, and only guns capable of impacting the berm (the dirt bank behind the targets) at 325 yards
• Rimfire rifles, muzzleloaders, shotguns and hunting handguns stay at the 100-yard distance

Smallbore range (50 feet)

• .22 rimfire only; it is mainly used for Hunter Education courses

Shotgun ranges

• Trap, skeet and 5-stand
• Four trap towers, and a skeet line with 12 firing points

Firearms and archery, day pass, per person

Adults 16+$6

Youth 15 and under$3

Pay at the Hunter Education Building.

Shotgun ranges, per round of 25 birds

Trap$6.50

Skeet$6.50

Five-stand$8.50

Five-stand combines elements of trap, skeet and sporting clays.

10-visit pass, per person

Adults 16+$50

Youth 15 and under$20

Per target

Firearm target$0.25

Price list: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/25-75-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/100-300-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/archery-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/shotgun-range

Utah DWR-certified Hunter Education classes and shooting clinics run year round at the center. The smallbore range is mainly used for the Hunter Education courses.

• Check the Hunter Education page for class schedules

More information: https://wildlife.utah.gov/huntereducation

Phone: (801) 972-1326

Check-in

• Everyone checks in before shooting; on the rifle and handgun ranges, check in with a range safety officer before crossing the chain-link fence
• Archers sign in and get a hand stamp at the main building or the Shotgun Center
• Check in at least one hour before the range closes

Safe handling

• Carry uncased firearms with the muzzle pointed up, action open and magazines removed (rifle and handgun ranges); on the shotgun range, keep the action open and the muzzle in a safe direction
• On the 25- and 75-yard range: no prone shooting or drawing from a holster
• No rapid fire; you may double tap

Cease fire

• When the buzzer sounds or a cease fire is called, leave your firearm on the bench, muzzle downrange, action open and empty, magazine removed
• Stay behind the line or railing until the range safety officer clears the range, and don't handle or move your firearm
• On the 25- and 75-yard range you get a 3-minute warning first; if you're ready to leave, use it to case your firearm, and still retrieve your target frame

Ammunition

• No steel-core or steel-projectile ammunition (any ammunition a magnet attracts) on any range; no .50 BMG or cannons
• Shotgun range: only 7½, 8 or 9 size shot at up to 1,300 feet per second; no slugs, buckshot or home defense loads
• Trap: one shell, except doubles; skeet and 5-stand: no more than two shells
• No steel shot on the patterning board

Shotgun range

• Up to five people on a field, and only one shoots at a time; keep actions open until your turn
• Only shoulder-fired shotguns; no "pick a piece," Annie Oakley, "buddy" or "knock-out" games
• Hearing and eye protection is required for everyone on the range, shooting or watching; the range is everything north of the sidewalk

Targets and conduct

• Secure a bench before posting targets
• On the 25- and 75-yard range, place targets at eye level, not hanging over an edge or on the wood frame; on the 100- to 300-yard range, targets must fit the target backers and can't be wrapped around the wood frames
• Pull targets down and clear your target frame when you finish
• Shooters who aren't hitting the target, struggle with firearm handling or cause safety concerns must correct that before shooting on
• An adult must stay close enough to see and talk to a young shooter
• No smoking on the ranges; pets on a leash; 10 mph speed limit on the property

Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

Eye and ear protection is required on all ranges; you can buy it at check-in.

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/25-75-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/100-300-yard-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/archery-range

Rules: https://wildlife.utah.gov/leekay/shotgun-range

• Some ranges may have limited availability; call to ask before you drive out
• Thursday evening: archery check-in after 5 p.m. is at the Shotgun Center
• Pick up empty hulls and boxes, and take your targets down and put archery targets in the trash

Phone: (801) 972-1326

Address6000 W 2100 S, Salt Lake City, UT

From I-215, take 2100 South westbound (Route 201) to the 5600 West exit; the range entrance is just north of the exit ramp. Check in at the Hunter Education Building on arrival.

Contact: (801) 972-1326

Website: wildlife.utah.gov

Hours aren't listed.

How to bookReservations can be made online.

The county parks page lists the rifle range among the county facilities that can be reserved for events.

Booking link: https://www.morgancountyutah.gov/parks

• 16 targets
• Handgun pads at 50 yards
• Shotgun pads at 200 yards
• Clay pigeon shooting: an automated shotgun shed, also called a trap house

Address870 E Mahogany Ridge Rd, Morgan, UT

Contact: (801) 829-0590

Website: exploremorganutah.com

Yearly range permit

Nephi resident$20

Juab County resident$30

Non-resident (lives out of Juab County)$500

All fees roll over in July each year; buy a new permit starting July 1 to get a full year.

See Before you go

Hours vary.

Open dusk till dawn.

Bring a driver's license when you apply for your permit.

• Nephi City's shooting range; the Nephi Police Department issues its permits.

-Volunteers, businesses, Eagle Scouts and other groups are donating money, materials and time to improve the range; the city's page posts updates.

• Shoot only at proper targets, and only inside the range: firing outside of the range or beyond targets is strictly prohibited.

• No ATV riding inside the gun range.
• Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction.
• Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.
• Always keep the action open and the firearm unloaded until ready to fire.
• Always know your target and what is beyond it.
• Be sure the gun is safe to operate, and know how to use it safely.
• Use only the correct ammunition for the gun.
• Never use alcohol or drugs before or during shooting.
• Store guns so that they are not accessible to unauthorized persons.
• Know where others are at all times.
• Shoot only proper targets.
• Firing outside of the range or beyond targets is strictly prohibited.

• The range uses a yearly permit. Apply at the Nephi Police Department, 42 East 200 North, Nephi, during regular business hours.
• No littering: pack out what you pack in.
• To donate money, materials, equipment or time, or to send a suggestion for the range, use the contacts below.

Yearly range permit

Nephi resident$20

Juab County resident$30

Non-resident (lives out of Juab County)$500

All fees roll over in July each year; buy a new permit starting July 1 to get a full year.

Bring a driver's license when you apply for your permit.

Phone: (435) 623-1626

Email: [email protected]

Website: nephi.utah.gov

Nephi City: (435) 623-0822

Donations: (435) 623-1626

Suggestions: [email protected]

Website: nephi.utah.gov

Hours vary.

Call Range Master at (435) 650-7728 before you go.

Open Thursday–Sunday from 9 AM until dark.

Closed all holidays.

North Springs is a county-run, multi-venue range.

100 yard range

• 12 pistol shooting bays under a covered canopy, with a retrieving target system
• Six bays go out to 80 feet and six to 100 feet
• Steel Challenge Range: falling plates, dueling trees and other steel targets from 3 to 50 yards, for pistol caliber and .22 long rifle weapons only

Long-range rifle

• 600 yard range: steel silhouettes, with chickens at 200 yards, pigs at 300, turkeys at 385 and rams at 500
• 1000 yard range: hard backers at 100, 600 and 1000 yards, and portable target stands that can be set at any distance from 0 to 1000 yards
• Steel on the 1000 yard range: an 8x8 plate at 1000 yards, 6x6 plates at 900 and 800, 4x4 plates at 700 and 600, and 18 steel gongs along the 200 through 900 yard lines
• .50 caliber rifles are welcome on the 1000 yard range
• Golf carts are provided to get to and from the targets
• The 600 and 1000 yard ranges share an enclosed shooting area with radiant heaters
• The 1 Mile Range is only available with prior approval

Archery

Four separate venues:

• Sight-in and practice range: 4 x 4 block targets at 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 yards (a steel deer at 40 yards for an extra challenge) and excelsior bale targets at 70, 80 and 90 yards
• Field range: 28 excelsior bale targets through a wash and sagebrush flats, from 5 to 80 yards
• 3-D flat range: up to 50 Rinehart 3-D targets (mule deer, white-tail deer, elk, turkeys and dinosaurs) from 3 to 50 yards, for all skill levels
• 3-D challenge course: up to 25 Rinehart 3-D targets through gullies, washes, hillsides and vegetation, designed for more advanced archers

Trap range

A single electric trap thrower with a 50 bird capacity. It can wobble up and down and 45 degrees left to right, and is started with a remote button or foot pedal. Five concrete shooting stations sit at 16 yards.

Cowboy Town

The Castle Gate Town is a cowboy action shooting facility open to the public, with 15 shooting bays and buildings and props that look like an old west town. Over 200 steel targets of various sizes and shapes sit from 3 to 50 yards, for pistol caliber and .22 long rifle weapons.

Just east of it, Buffalo Canyon is a long-range venue with steel targets from 25 to 400 yards and a three foot steel buffalo at 775 yards.

Law enforcement venue

An enclosed, heated area for pistol, rifle and shotgun with target lines at 25, 50 and 100 yards. It is not open to the public.

Main Cabin

The lobby has animal mounts and free booklets and magazines. The pro-shop stocks targets, portable backers, staplers, ear and eye protection, lead sleds, spotting scopes and hats.

• Concealed weapons classes are held approximately once a month in the Main Cabin's class and meeting rooms, which hold up to 40 people.
• Cowboy Town suits family parties, meetings, trainings or a day away. Bucks Place, its cabin, has a kitchen and meeting area, running water, rest rooms and a pavilion for up to 100 people, and three more pavilions in the commons area give extra seating.
• The local cowboy action shooting club, the Castle Gate Posse, holds matches at Cowboy Town on the fourth Saturday of each month.
• The county lists event scheduling, campground rental and passes among the range's services.

Price list: https://www.carbon.utah.gov/department/north-springs-shooting-range/

• Archery: no broadheads at any of the archery ranges; field points only.
• Steel Challenge Range and Cowboy Town steel targets: pistol caliber and .22 long rifle weapons only.
• The 1 Mile Range is only available with prior approval.
• The law enforcement venue is not open to the public.
• The range has a Permit Policy, Cease Fire Alerts and a Waiver Form; ask the Range Master about them before you go.
• Ear and eye protection is sold in the Main Cabin pro-shop.

• The range is closed all holidays.
• Camping: the campground holds up to 115 units and is dry camping only, with no water or electricity. There is an R.V. dump on site.
• Bucks Place at Cowboy Town has running water and rest rooms.
• The 1 Mile Range needs prior approval, and the law enforcement venue is not open to the public.
• The Main Cabin pro-shop sells targets, backers, and ear and eye protection if you forget yours.

AddressOff US-6 toward Soldier Creek, S of Price, Price, UT

From Salt Lake, take US Hwy 6 to exit 241 (Carbon Ave/Hwy 10) and turn right. Go 7 miles south on Hwy 10 to Hwy 122 (signs for Hiawatha) and turn right. After 3 miles turn right onto Wattis Rd, after 5 miles turn right onto 8000 West, and go .3 miles to the sign for the shooting range.

Website: carbon.utah.gov

Administrative Office: (435) 636-3702

Range Master: (435) 650-7728

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

Website: carbon.utah.gov

Non-members

Trap or skeet, per 25$9

5-Stand, per 25$10

Clays, per 50$20

Clays, per 100$40

See Ranges and lanes

Members, with an annual membership

Trap or skeet, per 25$7

5-Stand, per 25$9

Clays, per 50$17.50

Clays, per 100$35

Members pay these lower rates after joining the club for $55 a year.

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Membership

Annual membership$55

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Carts

Carts$15

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Winter (Oct 1–Memorial Day)

Wed–Sat9 AM–3 PM

Sun9 AM–1 PM

Summer (Memorial Day–Oct 31)

Wed–Sun8 AM–1 PM

Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.

Shooters under 18: a parent or legal guardian is responsible for supervising them.

Every shooter signs a waiver. Sign it online before you go, or on site.

Sign on the website: purgatoryclays.com

A parent or guardian signs for shooters under 18. Sign it online before you go, or on site.

Every shooter watches the club's safety video before shooting.

Courses and fields

• 2 fully automated sporting clay courses
• 1 Supersport course
• 1 five-stand
• 2 skeet fields
• 4 trap fields with voice commands

The club is at Southern Utah Shooting Sports Park, just west of the regional fair grounds. It is open to the public, and experienced staff are on site.

The club provides clay target shooting; its waiver covers shotgun sports.

Fun shoots, classes and tournaments are listed on the club's event calendar.

Non-members

Trap or skeet, per 25$9

5-Stand, per 25$10

Clays, per 50$20

Clays, per 100$40

Members, with an annual membership

Trap or skeet, per 25$7

5-Stand, per 25$9

Clays, per 50$17.50

Clays, per 100$35

Members pay these lower rates after joining the club for $55 a year.

Membership

Annual membership$55

Carts

Carts$15

• Follow the written safety rules posted at the premises and in the safety video, and any safety directions from club officers, board members, employees or agents.
• Not following them can cost you your shooting privileges, immediately or permanently.
• Check in at the clubhouse before you shoot.

Shooters under 18: a parent or legal guardian is responsible for supervising them.

Every shooter signs a waiver. Sign it online before you go, or on site.

A parent or guardian signs for shooters under 18. Sign it online before you go, or on site.

Every shooter watches the club's safety video before shooting.

Address1374 S. Nelson Whitmire Way, Hurricane, UT

The club is at Southern Utah Shooting Sports Park, just west of the regional fair grounds and a few minutes off I-15.

Website: purgatoryclays.com

Phone: (435) 275-6600

Phone: (435) 619-4437

Email: [email protected]

Website: purgatoryclays.com

Lane rates, up to 4 people per lane

First shooter$15

Each additional shooter$10

Up to three additional shooters per lane.

Happy Hour: Monday–Wednesday, 2–5 PM, half-price lane rental.

See Ranges and lanes

Rentals and gear

Single firearm rental$25

Unlimited firearm rentals$50

Ear protection$5

Electronic ear protection$10

Ammunition for rental firearms must be purchased at the range.

See Rentals and classes

Classes

Utah Concealed Firearms Permit Course$25

Beginner Handgun Course$100

Handgun 1 Course$150

NRA Pistol Basics Virtual/Blended Course$150

Draw From Holster Certification Course$150

Youth Group Range Night$75

See Rentals and classes

Private Bay 2, per hour

Exclusive use of Bay 2$199

Includes 6 shooting lanes, 6 targets and 12 pairs of eye and ear protection.

Additional ear protection $5 each, additional eye protection $2 each and additional targets $2 each.

Firearm rentals are available for Bay 2 at up to $75 per hour.

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2027 annual range membership

Fix It Stix plan$299

Condition 1 Case plan$399

Both plans include unlimited indoor range access, unlimited firearm rentals, targets and a $50 firearm transfer credit.

The Fix It Stix plan includes a Fix It Sticks kit to take home and is currently out of stock.

Price list: https://readygunner.com/our-range/

Mon–Fri10 AM–9 PM

Sat9 AM–9 PM

SunClosed

Hours page: https://readygunner.com

Walk-ins welcome

How to bookWalk in during range hours; lanes are first-come, first-served.

To reserve private Bay 2, email Ready Gunner. Full payment may be required at booking. No online range reservation is offered.

Book on the website: readygunner.com

Shooters under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Rifle and shotgun rentals require customers to be 18 or older.

Handgun rentals require customers to be 21 or older.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring your own firearm, or rent from Ready Gunner.

Bring ammunition for your own firearm.

Bring your own eye and ear protection, or rent from Ready Gunner.

Indoor lanes

• Walk in during range hours and choose a lane; lanes are first-come, first-served.
• Last shooter: 8:30 PM.
• Staff can help you get set up.

Bay 2, a private bay for groups

Bay 2 is a private bay for team outings, corporate events, birthdays and bachelor parties. Your group gets exclusive use of the bay, with 6 shooting lanes, 6 targets and 12 pairs of eye and ear protection included. Full payment may be required at booking, and no online range reservation is offered; reserve Bay 2 by email.

Range discounts

• Military members and veterans: 33% off range.
• Active law enforcement: free range access.
• Eligibility verification may be required.

Lane rates, up to 4 people per lane

First shooter$15

Each additional shooter$10

Up to three additional shooters per lane.

Happy Hour: Monday–Wednesday, 2–5 PM, half-price lane rental.

Private Bay 2, per hour

Exclusive use of Bay 2$199

Includes 6 shooting lanes, 6 targets and 12 pairs of eye and ear protection.

Additional ear protection $5 each, additional eye protection $2 each and additional targets $2 each.

Firearm rentals are available for Bay 2 at up to $75 per hour.

Price list: https://readygunner.com/our-range/

Email: [email protected]

Firearm rentals

Ready Gunner lists its rental models by maker. Availability varies, so ask the team what is on hand when you visit.

• Glock: 16 listed models, such as the Glock 19 Gen 5 and Glock 43X
• Canik: 8 listed models
• Smith & Wesson: 11 listed models
• SIG Sauer: 9 listed models
• Heckler & Koch: 5 listed models
• Springfield: 6 listed models
• Ruger: 1 listed model
• Other handguns: CZ P10C and Taurus G2C
• Rifles and PCC: 13 listed models, such as the Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 and KRISS Vector

Classes

Courses for new and experienced shooters, taught by certified instructors:

• Utah Concealed Firearms Permit Course (the class for a Utah concealed firearm permit)
• NRA Pistol Basics Virtual/Blended Course
• Draw From Holster Certification Course
• Beginner Handgun Course
• Handgun 1 Course
• Youth Group Range Night

Eligible teachers can attend a Ready Gunner concealed carry class at no charge; eligibility verification may be required.

Rentals and gear

Single firearm rental$25

Unlimited firearm rentals$50

Ear protection$5

Electronic ear protection$10

Ammunition for rental firearms must be purchased at the range.

Classes

Utah Concealed Firearms Permit Course$25

Beginner Handgun Course$100

Handgun 1 Course$150

NRA Pistol Basics Virtual/Blended Course$150

Draw From Holster Certification Course$150

Youth Group Range Night$75

Rifle and shotgun rentals require customers to be 18 or older.

Handgun rentals require customers to be 21 or older.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring your own firearm, or rent from Ready Gunner.

Bring your own eye and ear protection, or rent from Ready Gunner.

More information: https://readygunner.com/training/

Ammunition

• The indoor range is rated for calibers up to .50 BMG.
• Not allowed: black powder, steel-core or green-tip ammunition, and shotgun shells or shot.
• Ask staff about any specific load before you use it.

Shooters under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring ammunition for your own firearm.

Bring your own eye and ear protection, or rent from Ready Gunner.

Address1066 S State St, Orem, UT 84097

Contact: (801) 607-5363 · [email protected]

Website: readygunner.com

Main Range or a shooting bay, per person, per day

Non-members$20

Ages 15 and under (with an adult)Free

Active law enforcement and active militaryFree

Members and 1 guestFree

Cash, credit and debit cards are accepted. Targets cost extra.

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Membership, per year

Annual membership, includes the option to bring 1 guest$150

Members who volunteer at the range at least twice a month get a free membership for the following year.

Memberships can't be transferred or shared.

Ammunition, 100 rounds, sales tax included

.223, 55 grain$52

9mm, 115 grain$27

.45 ACP, 230 grain$43

.38 S&W, 125 grain$40

.40 S&W$38

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Winter pistol league, Nov 2026–Mar 2027

All 10 matches, paid at the start of the program$80

Walk-in match, members$10

Walk-in match, non-members$15

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Winter (Oct 1–Apr 30)

Every day10 AM–3 PM

Summer (May 1–Sep 30)

Every day8 AM–Noon

In bad weather, check the website homepage for closure updates.

Special events can limit access; check the event calendar on redcliffsrange.com before you go.

Mandatory ceasefire 15 minutes before closing.

No booking needed

How to bookFirst-come, first-served for the Main Range and all shooting bays.

You can make reservations for corporate and group events; call to schedule.

Phone: (435) 705-4559

Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian on the range at all times.

No children under 8 on the Main Range; with children under 8, rent a shooting bay.

Minors need a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian.

Bring a photo ID.

Bring eye protection.

Bring ear protection.

Bring your own firearm.

Bring your own ammunition.

Bring cash or a credit card in your name.

Bring your membership ID.

Wear a shirt, pants and shoes.

Red Cliffs is an outdoor range with a Main Range and a set of shooting bays. Range safety officers are available at the Main Range to help with safe gun handling if you want it.

Main Range and bays

• 24 stations on the Main Range
• A dedicated 200-yard rifle range
• 15 shooting bays, from 25 to 200 yards
• The Main Range and every bay have steel targets and frames for paper targets
• Handguns of any kind
• Long guns: rimfire, centerfire or muzzleloader
• Shotguns: all are allowed in the new shotgun bay; only slug-shooting shotguns are allowed on the Main Range
• The range says it supports shooters with physical disabilities

Ammunition and targets

Ammunition is sold in the office. Targets are sold too, for an additional fee.

Matches and events

• The range posts monthly events and matches on its calendar, such as pistol and rifle matches and fun shoots
• Women's Free Shooting Sunday is held the last Sunday of each month, open to female members and non-members, during regular range hours

Main Range or a shooting bay, per person, per day

Non-members$20

Ages 15 and under (with an adult)Free

Active law enforcement and active militaryFree

Members and 1 guestFree

Cash, credit and debit cards are accepted. Targets cost extra.

Ammunition, 100 rounds, sales tax included

.223, 55 grain$52

9mm, 115 grain$27

.45 ACP, 230 grain$43

.38 S&W, 125 grain$40

.40 S&W$38

No children under 8 on the Main Range; with children under 8, rent a shooting bay.

The range doesn't rent or sell firearms, so bring your own.

Classes

• Firearms training classes are offered periodically; the event calendar lists upcoming ones
• Concealed-carry (CCW) classes have appeared on the calendar, held in the range classroom
• You don't need a class before you shoot, though the range says professional firearms training is always a good idea
• Outside instructors may use the shooting bays for teaching. They must coordinate with the range events coordinator well in advance and carry adequate liability insurance

Winter pistol league

A bi-weekly .22 LR and centerfire pistol league runs Wednesday evenings from November 2026 to March 2027 at 5:30 PM, under Civilian Marksmanship Program pistol rules. It is open to members and non-members 14 and older. Walk-ins are welcome if space permits.

Winter pistol league, Nov 2026–Mar 2027

All 10 matches, paid at the start of the program$80

Walk-in match, members$10

Walk-in match, non-members$15

Bring your own firearm.

These come from the range's own posted answers. Follow staff directions on the day.

• Mandatory ceasefire for all shooting on the Main Range and in the bays 15 minutes before closing, so shooters can pick up brass and belongings; everyone must be off the range by closing
• Allowed ammunition: any caliber that isn't armor-piercing, except .50 BMG, as long as you can handle the firearm safely; long guns may be up to .50 caliber
• Silhouette targets aren't allowed on the Main Range
• No drawing from a holster on the Main Range; it is allowed in the shooting bays when done safely
• Private use of cameras is allowed; keep safety in mind
• Because of hot brass, the range suggests a hat, and avoiding open-toed shoes, low-cut shirts, shorts and baggy clothing; cotton long-sleeved shirts are preferable
• Eye and ear protection are sold at the range if you need them
• People who are prohibited from possessing firearms under federal or state law can't shoot here

Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian on the range at all times.

No children under 8 on the Main Range; with children under 8, rent a shooting bay.

Minors need a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian.

Bring eye protection.

Bring ear protection.

Wear a shirt, pants and shoes.

• The range is open to everyone, but hours change by season, so confirm it's open before you make the trip
• Check the website homepage for closure updates when the weather is bad
• Special events sometimes close the Main Range while the other bays stay open, and some events close the whole range; the calendar shows what's coming up
• The range closes promptly at the posted time

Phone: (435) 705-4559

Address1044 S Shooting Sports Park Road, Hurricane, UT

On Regional Parks Road, 2 miles past the DMV.

Contact: (435) 705-4559 · [email protected]

Website: redcliffsrange.com

Indoor range time

Per hour$20

Combo package: range time plus a rental$35

Targets are included with lane rental.

See Ranges and lanes

Gun rental, per firearm

Pistols (includes one magazine)$15

Rifles$20

Full-auto rifles and submachine guns$50

The rental fee is waived if you buy the firearm you rent, on the same visit only.

See Rentals and classes

Date Night Package: 2 lane rentals, 2 firearm rentals and 100 rounds of 9mm ammo

Package$75

See Rentals and classes

Membership

Per month$40

Mon–Thu10 AM–7 PM

Fri–Sat10 AM–9 PM

SunClosed

How to bookCall (435) 275-2550 to book lane time.

Phone: (435) 275-2550

Must be 21+ to rent a handgun and 18+ to rent a long gun.

Every shooter signs a waiver.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring your own firearm, or rent from Rowdy's Range & Armory.

If you shoot your own firearm, bring your own brass-cased ammunition or buy ammunition there.

Wear approved eye and ear protection.

Wear closed-toe shoes (recommended).

• Indoor range with 6 climate-controlled lanes, each at 25 yards
• Lanes take pistols, rifles up to .308 and shotguns
• Electronic target retrieval and a modern ventilation system
• Targets are included with lane rental
• Safety officers are on duty
• Eye and ear protection is available at the range

Indoor range time

Per hour$20

Combo package: range time plus a rental$35

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring your own firearm, or rent from Rowdy's Range & Armory.

If you shoot your own firearm, bring your own brass-cased ammunition or buy ammunition there.

Wear closed-toe shoes (recommended).

Gun rentals

• Pistols: 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .22 LR and revolvers (.38, .357, .44)
• Rifles: AR-15 style, AK-47 style, .22 LR and bolt-action
• Full-auto rifles and submachine guns; suppressed options are available
• Ammunition for a rental firearm must be bought from Rowdy's; outside ammunition isn't allowed
• The rental requirements list a mandatory basic firearms class for first-time shooters. Check with the venue before you go.
• New shooters are recommended to start with a rental firearm and one of the intro packages

Classes

• Training for all skill levels is offered
• The site's event list includes a ladies handgun clinic, hunter safety education and a concealed firearm permit class

Gun rental, per firearm

Pistols (includes one magazine)$15

Rifles$20

Full-auto rifles and submachine guns$50

The rental fee is waived if you buy the firearm you rent, on the same visit only.

Date Night Package: 2 lane rentals, 2 firearm rentals and 100 rounds of 9mm ammo

Package$75

Must be 21+ to rent a handgun and 18+ to rent a long gun.

Every shooter signs a waiver.

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.

Bring your own firearm, or rent from Rowdy's Range & Armory.

Phone: (435) 275-2550

The three fundamental rules

• Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction
• Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot
• Keep your gun unloaded until ready to use

Firearms and ammunition

• All firearms are inspected for safety and must be in working order
• Rifles up to .308 Win are allowed; pistols may be of any caliber
• Tracer and armor-piercing ammunition are not allowed

On the range

• Keep firearms pointed downrange at all times
• Fire at authorized targets only, and keep all projectiles within the range limits
• "Cease Firing" must be called before anyone goes downrange; only authorized range personnel may go downrange
• On "Cease Firing": remove all ammunition, open and lock the action, place the firearm safely with the barrel downrange, step away and wait for instruction
• Tell range personnel about any safety infractions

Who may use the range

• You must be lawfully able to possess firearms, mentally fit to handle them, and willing to follow range instructions and handle firearms responsibly
• Firearms should come from reputable dealers
• Women who are pregnant may not use the range
• Alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited
• In a medical emergency, call 911 and notify range personnel immediately

Every shooter signs a waiver.

If you shoot your own firearm, bring your own brass-cased ammunition or buy ammunition there.

Wear approved eye and ear protection.

Address610 Industrial Rd, St. George, UT

Contact: (435) 275-2550

Website: rowdysrange.com

Biathlon experiences, per person

Silver, 75 minutes, 2–10 people$125

Gold, 120 minutes, 1–10 people$195

Silver and Gold are private biathlon sessions; Gold adds more shooting time.

See Things to do

Biathlon group packages, ages 10+

Silver Group Package, 75 minutes, 10–24 people$3,000

Gold Group Package, 2.5 hours, 10–24 people$5,000

Gold Group Package II, 2.5 hours, 25–50 people$8,000

See Things to do

See Pavilions and reservations

Regular Annual Trail Pass, per person, through Oct 31, 2027

Adult$235

Youth$115

Senior$135

Valid from the Monday after Thanksgiving through October 31, 2027; it is not a year from the purchase date.

The pass covers summer roller ski paths, summer biking and hiking trails and groomed winter skiing.

Regular and Premium passes include two buddy day passes; Family passes include four.

Annual passes include a 10% retail discount.

See Things to do

Premium Annual Trail Pass, per person, through Oct 31, 2027

Adult$265

Youth$130

Senior$170

Premium adds the earliest early-season skiing in November, on snow from the center's snow storage.

See Things to do

See Special sessions

Family Annual Pass, up to 4 people, through Oct 31, 2027

Regular Family$400

Premium Family, adds early-season skiing$440

Covers a maximum of two adults and one to three children; more children can be added at a discounted rate.

See Things to do

Call Guest Services at (435) 709-3463 for current prices.

Price list: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/product/soldier-hollow-season-pass/

Price list: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/activity/winter-tubing/

Hours vary.

Call Soldier Hollow at (435) 654-2002 before you go.

Check current conditions before you go.

Hours page: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/location/soldier-hollow/

Biathlon experiences are booked by contacting the biathlon staff to request a reservation.

Biathlon groups larger than ten may be possible with plenty of notice, depending on instructor availability.

2026–2027 winter tubing tickets are on sale now.

Booking link: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/soho-groups-sales-new/

Winter tubing: no children under 3.

Children can't ride on an adult's lap while tubing.

Biathlon experiences: ages 10 and up.

Biathlon experiences need a waiver. Sign it online before you go.

Sign on the website: utaholympiclegacy.org

Biathlon: bring a water bottle or a hydration pack.

Biathlon: dress in layers for cold winter weather, with footwear for snow.

Trails

• Cross-country skiing on groomed winter trails
• In summer, roller ski paths plus biking and hiking trails
• Day passes, a summer-only trail pass (biking, running, hiking) and a summer-only roller ski pass are also sold; the summer passes run May 1 to Oct 31
• An Annual Trail Pass covers the winter trails and the summer paths and trails (see the pass prices below)

Winter tubing

• 1,200 feet of sliding, with a magic carpet to carry you back up to the top
• Tubing runs in 2-hour sessions, and ticket prices vary by date and time of visit

Biathlon experiences

• Coaches teach you to shoot .22 caliber Anschutz rifles, the same model used at the modern Olympic Games, on a range certified for World Cup competition
• Silver is a private session with a safety briefing, range orientation, practice time and an optional mini competition for your group
• Gold follows the same program with more shooting time on the range
• Bronze is an introduction with a history overview and a chance to shoot; it is offered only on certain weekdays before or after a summer corporate biathlon event
• In winter you ski or snowshoe between shooting; in summer the experience is on foot
• Offered year-round, though the range can close for events and the seasonal change between snow and dryland

Shop, café and bike rentals

• Rossignol & Toko Pro Shop and Basecamp Café (see Amenities)
• Bike rentals run in summer

Biathlon experiences, per person

Silver, 75 minutes, 2–10 people$125

Gold, 120 minutes, 1–10 people$195

Silver and Gold are private biathlon sessions; Gold adds more shooting time.

Biathlon group packages, ages 10+

Silver Group Package, 75 minutes, 10–24 people$3,000

Gold Group Package, 2.5 hours, 10–24 people$5,000

Gold Group Package II, 2.5 hours, 25–50 people$8,000

Regular Annual Trail Pass, per person, through Oct 31, 2027

Adult$235

Youth$115

Senior$135

Valid from the Monday after Thanksgiving through October 31, 2027; it is not a year from the purchase date.

The pass covers summer roller ski paths, summer biking and hiking trails and groomed winter skiing.

Regular and Premium passes include two buddy day passes; Family passes include four.

Annual passes include a 10% retail discount.

Premium Annual Trail Pass, per person, through Oct 31, 2027

Adult$265

Youth$130

Senior$170

Premium adds the earliest early-season skiing in November, on snow from the center's snow storage.

Family Annual Pass, up to 4 people, through Oct 31, 2027

Regular Family$400

Premium Family, adds early-season skiing$440

Covers a maximum of two adults and one to three children; more children can be added at a discounted rate.

Winter tubing: no children under 3.

Children can't ride on an adult's lap while tubing.

Biathlon experiences: ages 10 and up.

Biathlon experiences need a waiver. Sign it online before you go.

Biathlon: bring a water bottle or a hydration pack.

Biathlon: dress in layers for cold winter weather, with footwear for snow.

Price list: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/product/soldier-hollow-season-pass/

Price list: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/activity/winter-tubing/

More information: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/activity/discover-biathlon-public-silver-gold/

Booking link: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/soho-groups-sales-new/

Phone: (435) 658-4253

Phone: (435) 709-3463

Phone: (801) 554-1173

Phone: (986) 213-9651

• The Courtland C. Nelson Day Lodge can be booked for wedding receptions, family gatherings and other functions
• The Legacy Event Space in the Sport Discovery Center can be rented for weddings and other large gatherings
• Winter tubing groups can book an exclusive 2-hour session outside public hours, with use of the lodge included; buyouts during public hours are available on request, and the price depends on group size and date
• Groups of 20 or more can qualify for a discount on public weekday tubing sessions (Monday–Thursday); it isn't available on holidays or on Friday–Sunday
• To reserve or book a group, contact the Group Sales Department

Biathlon group packages, ages 10+

Silver Group Package, 75 minutes, 10–24 people$3,000

Gold Group Package, 2.5 hours, 10–24 people$5,000

Gold Group Package II, 2.5 hours, 25–50 people$8,000

Price list: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/activity/winter-tubing/

Booking link: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/soho-groups-sales-new/

Phone: (435) 658-4253

• Basecamp Café serves handcrafted espresso and has decks and a cozy indoor space; it is closed until skiing opens
• Rossignol & Toko Pro Shop, with ski services such as race waxing, base grinds and glide wax, and repairs that can often be done while you wait
• A parking lot at the Sport Discovery Center, where ski check-in is at the front desk

• Winter tubing: 2-hour sessions each winter; the 2026–2027 season is scheduled from Dec 18, 2026 to Mar 13, 2027, weather dependent
• Early-season skiing: Premium Annual Pass holders ski first in November on snow from the storage facility, with time split between high-performance and public sessions; Regular Annual Pass holders and day ticket buyers can start using the trails on November 30, 2026
• Summer trail season: summer-only trail and roller ski passes are valid May 1 to Oct 31
• Biathlon: offered year-round on the Olympic range

Premium Annual Trail Pass, per person, through Oct 31, 2027

Adult$265

Youth$130

Senior$170

Premium adds the earliest early-season skiing in November, on snow from the center's snow storage.

• No dogs are allowed anywhere at Soldier Hollow, including the tubing park
• Follow all posted signs and staff instructions; at the tubing park, ignoring them means losing your ticket
• Tubing guests may be asked to drag their feet to keep a safe speed, and no one may tube or take part in biathlon while intoxicated or impaired
• Tubing conditions, speeds and ride length vary with the weather; there are no refunds for weather for tubing or biathlon
• Tubing tickets and annual passes are non-refundable. For a biathlon reservation, cancel at least 72 hours ahead to get a refund; there are no refunds for no-shows
• The center can change operating hours or days for weather, safety and operations, so check the trail conditions page before you go

Check current conditions before you go.

Biathlon: bring a water bottle or a hydration pack.

Biathlon: dress in layers for cold winter weather, with footwear for snow.

More information: https://utaholympiclegacy.org/grooming-report-ski-conditions/

For skiing, check in at the Sport Discovery Center, further down the Hollow from the old Nordic Center. At the 4-way stop continue straight ahead and to the left of the cement barriers, go under the bridge and into the new parking lot, then climb the stairs, enter through the east doors and check in at the front desk.

Website: utaholympiclegacy.org

Phone: (435) 654-2002

Group sales: (435) 658-4253

Guest Services: (435) 709-3463

Biathlon reservations: (801) 554-1173

Biathlon reservations: (986) 213-9651

Website: utaholympiclegacy.org

Hours aren't listed.

Call (801) 851-8600 before you go.

• Sport shooting and firearms training
• A regulated environment, listed among Utah County's parks

Utah County lists the range's location by map coordinates only: 40.175067 -111.953327, in Saratoga Springs.

Contact: (801) 851-8600 · [email protected]

April–August (Apr 1–Aug 31)

Tue–Thu4:30–8:30 PM

Sat10 AM–2 PM

September–March (Sep 1–Mar 31)

Wed–Thu4:30–8:30 PM

Sat10 AM–2 PM

Trap and sporting clays are open every Saturday.

• Outdoor setting for trapshooting, practice and competitions
• Trap and sporting clays are open every Saturday
• The club hosts events and activities throughout the year

Contact: (801) 804-4660 · [email protected]

Website: spanishfork.gov

Range fees

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

Observer (may not pass the blue line)$5

Shotgun$5

See Ranges and lanes

AccuShoot session, 1 hour

AccuShoot session$25

AccuShoot is an advanced training tool that lets shooters practice with purpose and track their progress over time.

See Ranges and lanes

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

All rentals must use the range's ammunition.

See Rentals and classes

Mon–Fri11 AM–7 PM

Sat10 AM–6 PM

Sun10 AM–5 PM

Call ahead to check lane availability.

Ages 8+

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

• Indoor range with 10 lanes
• Digital target system for live-fire training and shot diagnostics
• Call ahead to check lane availability
• The ranges regularly host open shoots, training events and AccuShoot demonstrations; check the events calendar to see what's coming up

Range fees

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

Observer (may not pass the blue line)$5

Shotgun$5

AccuShoot session, 1 hour

AccuShoot session$25

AccuShoot is an advanced training tool that lets shooters practice with purpose and track their progress over time.

Phone: (801) 896-0657

• Gun rentals are priced in three tiers: Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3
• Layton hosts in-house firearms training and range events
• A Tactical Penguin membership gets you range access and member benefits across its locations

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

All rentals must use the range's ammunition.

Phone: (801) 896-0657

• Observers may not pass the blue line
• Extra shooters: max 3 per lane
• Rental guns must be used with the range's ammunition

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

Address1995 N Main St, Layton, UT

The store sits at the corner of Main St and Antelope Dr, just minutes from Hill Air Force Base.

Contact: (801) 896-0657

Website: tacticalpenguin.com

Range fees

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

AccuShoot session (1 hour)$25

Shotgun$5

AccuShoot is the range's advanced training tool.

See Ranges and lanes

Per observer

Observer (may not pass blue line)$5

See Ranges and lanes

See Range rules

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

All rentals must use the range's ammunition.

See Rentals and classes

Price list: https://tacticalpenguin.com/range/

Mon–Fri11 AM–7 PM

Sat10 AM–6 PM

Sun10 AM–5 PM

Hours page: https://tacticalpenguin.com/murray/

Ages 8+

Must be 8 years or older to enter the range.

• Indoor range with 14 lanes
• A digital target system is used for live-fire training and shot diagnostics
• AccuShoot sessions are offered by the hour
• Call ahead to check lane availability

Range fees

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

AccuShoot session (1 hour)$25

Shotgun$5

AccuShoot is the range's advanced training tool.

Per observer

Observer (may not pass blue line)$5

Phone: (801) 562-1222

• Guns can be rented at the range, in three price tiers (Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3)
• Murray hosts firearms training and range events
• A Tactical Penguin membership gets you range access and member benefits across its locations; ask about options at the range or sign up online

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

All rentals must use the range's ammunition.

Price list: https://tacticalpenguin.com/range/

Phone: (801) 562-1222

Rules the range lists on its website:

Per observer

Observer (may not pass blue line)$5

Must be 8 years or older to enter the range.

Rules: https://tacticalpenguin.com/range/

Address6651 S State St, Murray, UT

On South State Street between 6790 S and the I-215 belt route.

Contact: (801) 562-1222

Website: tacticalpenguin.com

Range visit, per lane

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

See Ranges and lanes

AccuShoot interactive targets

Session, 1 hour$25

See Ranges and lanes

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

See Rentals and classes

Other range fees

Shotgun$5

Observer (may not pass the blue line)$5

See Ranges and lanes

Hours aren't listed.

Ages 8+

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

Gun rentals must use the range's ammo.

The Orem store has an indoor shooting range and offers AccuShoot, an interactive digital target system, for practice.

• Indoor range, paid by the lane
• AccuShoot sessions run one hour
• The store also sells firearms and ammunition and offers gunsmithing and laser engraving

Range visit, per lane

Lane fee$15

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

AccuShoot interactive targets

Session, 1 hour$25

Other range fees

Shotgun$5

Observer (may not pass the blue line)$5

Rent a gun at the range in one of three price tiers.

• Tactical Penguin hosts open shoots, training events and AccuShoot demonstrations; check its events calendar for what's coming up
• The store lists training options

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

Gun rentals must use the range's ammo.

• Observers may not pass the blue line
• Review current range requirements and availability before your visit

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

Gun rentals must use the range's ammo.

Address935 N 1200 W, Orem, UT

The store is just off I-15 north of 800 N.

Website: tacticalpenguin.com

Range fees

Lane fee$15

AccuShoot session, 1 hour$25

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

Shotgun$5

Observer (may not pass blue line)$5

AccuShoot is the range's digital target system.

See Ranges and lanes

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

See Rentals and classes

Hours aren't listed.

Ages 8+

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

Rentals must use the range's ammo.

• Indoor range with seven shooting lanes, at a gun store.
• The AccuShoot digital target system is available. It is a digital target system used for training and tracking your progress over time.
• Extra shooters can share a lane, with a maximum of 3 per lane.

Range fees

Lane fee$15

AccuShoot session, 1 hour$25

Extra shooter (max 3 per lane)$7

Shotgun$5

Observer (may not pass blue line)$5

AccuShoot is the range's digital target system.

• Guns are available to rent in three price tiers, Tier 1 to Tier 3.
• Tactical Penguin regularly hosts open shoots, training events and AccuShoot demonstrations; check its events calendar for what is coming up.
• The Tooele store also lists training options for building shooting skills.

Gun rentals

Tier 1$30

Tier 2$45

Tier 3$55

Rentals must use the range's ammo.

• Observers may not pass the blue line.

Must be 8 or older to enter the range.

Rentals must use the range's ammo.

Address952 N Main St, Tooele, UT

The store is just off N Main St, south of 1000 N.

Website: tacticalpenguin.com

Standard hours

Fri5–9 PM

Saturdays, June through October (Jun 1–Oct 31)

Sat9 AM–5 PM

• Run by the Utah County Sheriff's Office in Spanish Fork Canyon.
• Firearms may always be used at an approved shooting range during operating hours.

AddressSpanish Fork Canyon

Contact: (801) 851-4000 · [email protected]

Shooting lanes

25-yard range, first shooter$20

100-yard range$30

Each additional shooter, 25-yard and 100-yard ranges$12

See Ranges and lanes

Per bay, half hour

Clay Pigeon Range (indoor shotgun)$30

Clays are included.

See Ranges and lanes

Firearm rental packages, per lane

Single Firearm Rental Package, 1 firearm from the standard rental wall$15

Single Shotgun Package, 1 shotgun$15

Unlimited Firearm Rental Package, 2 firearms from the standard rental wall$30

Premium Single Firearm Rental Package, 1 firearm from the Premium rental wall$25

Premium Unlimited Firearm Rental Package, 2 firearms from the standard and/or Premium rental wall$50

Unlimited packages include 2 firearms per lane, which you can exchange in the lobby on request.

TNT ammunition is required and sold separately.

See Rentals and classes

Full-auto rental, per magazine

Single fully automatic firearm$40–$50

Includes a 25-round magazine, a large target and a TNT range safety officer (RSO).

See Rentals and classes

Price list: https://tntgunrange.com/ranges

Mon–Thu9 AM–9 PM

Fri–Sat9 AM–10 PM

SunClosed

Classes: cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled class time for a full refund.

Classes: students who arrive more than 15 minutes late aren't admitted and aren't eligible for a refund.

Classes: rescheduling outside the 24-hour window may be accommodated at the venue's discretion, and it isn't discounted or waived.

Classes: a no-show is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Booking link: https://tntgunrange.com/rentals

Full-auto rental: ages 16 and up shoot with a parent or guardian; 21 or older for purchase.

Wear eye and ear protection when shooting.

Firearm rentals: bring your ID; no license is required.

Rules: https://tntgunrange.com/faq

Ranges

• 25-yard range: 15 individual lanes for handguns, rifles and slugs. Each bay has a personal target retrieval system that brings your target to you. Rated up to 50 BMG.
• 100-yard range: a rifle range where each lane has a personal target retrieval system. Rated up to 50 BMG.
• Clay pigeon range: an indoor range with 6 individual shotgun bays and 7 throwers for multi-directional clays. An automated rotation cycles the bays through the action, so each group gets uninterrupted shooting time. Lead shot at 1300 FPS or less only.

Bays and staff

• Private bays hold up to 5 shooters.
• A range safety officer (RSO) is available on the range at request, for support or instruction. Staff also help with firearm setup, maintenance, accessory installation and optic zeroing at no charge.
• Event packages (bachelor and bachelorette parties, corporate and church groups, range book-outs) and custom lane reservations are listed on the ranges page.

Shooting lanes

25-yard range, first shooter$20

100-yard range$30

Each additional shooter, 25-yard and 100-yard ranges$12

Per bay, half hour

Clay Pigeon Range (indoor shotgun)$30

Clays are included.

Price list: https://tntgunrange.com/ranges

Firearm rentals

• Over 80 firearms hang on the rental wall, regularly cleaned and smithed.
• Standard packages cover 9mm, .22LR, 45ACP, 380, 10mm, 5.56, 7.62x39, 5.7, 308, 12GA and 20GA. Premium packages cover 9mm, .22LR, 45ACP, 5.56, 308 and 300BLK. The shotgun package covers 12GA and 20GA.
• Return a standard firearm to the front desk as you got it: magazine removed and empty, with a chamber flag inserted in the emptied chamber. Shotgun returns have their own condition; ask staff.
• Full-auto rental: a TNT staff member joins you on the range to load the firearm and assist. Calibers are 9mm, 45ACP, 5.56 and 5.7.

Classes

• Fundamentals: Basic AR-15, Basic Pistol and Basic Shotgun courses.
• Skill Development: Situational Awareness, Drawing From Concealment and Firearm Maintenance.
• Ladies Only: Ladies Basic Handgun and Women's Pistol Foundations courses.
• CFP (Utah Concealed Firearms Permit): the Concealed Firearms Permit Course covers the permit curriculum and requirements.
• Medical: Stop The Bleed, with essential medical knowledge and practical skills.
• Private instruction: one-on-one training or a custom class for your group.
• Classes are hands-on, with certified instructors, small class sizes and live-fire practice where applicable. All experience levels are welcome.

Firearm rental packages, per lane

Single Firearm Rental Package, 1 firearm from the standard rental wall$15

Single Shotgun Package, 1 shotgun$15

Unlimited Firearm Rental Package, 2 firearms from the standard rental wall$30

Premium Single Firearm Rental Package, 1 firearm from the Premium rental wall$25

Premium Unlimited Firearm Rental Package, 2 firearms from the standard and/or Premium rental wall$50

Unlimited packages include 2 firearms per lane, which you can exchange in the lobby on request.

TNT ammunition is required and sold separately.

Full-auto rental, per magazine

Single fully automatic firearm$40–$50

Includes a 25-round magazine, a large target and a TNT range safety officer (RSO).

Classes: cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled class time for a full refund.

Classes: students who arrive more than 15 minutes late aren't admitted and aren't eligible for a refund.

Classes: rescheduling outside the 24-hour window may be accommodated at the venue's discretion, and it isn't discounted or waived.

Classes: a no-show is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Full-auto rental: ages 16 and up shoot with a parent or guardian; 21 or older for purchase.

Firearm rentals: bring your ID; no license is required.

Booking link: https://tntgunrange.com/rentals

More information: https://tntgunrange.com/classes

Email: [email protected]

Posted safety rules at TNT Guns & Range:

• Treat every firearm as if it is loaded.
• Keep your finger off the trigger and outside the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot.
• Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction, and never point it at anything you don't intend to shoot.
• Keep the gun unloaded until you are ready to use it, and in the safe position until you intend to shoot.
• Always wear eye and ear protection when shooting; both can be rented there.
• Learn the mechanical and handling characteristics of the gun you are operating, and make sure it is functioning properly before firing.
• Use only correct and safe ammunition for your firearm.
• Never use alcohol, prescription drugs or other drugs before or while shooting.
• No pregnant women are allowed in the range.
• Report any unsafe act to the Range Officer at the front desk.
• If you aren't sure, ask staff for help.

Rules: https://tntgunrange.com/faq

• The 100-yard range may be down due to server problems. Check with the venue before you go.

Price list: https://tntgunrange.com/ranges

Phone: (385) 800-2400

Address5669 S Commerce Dr, Murray, UT

Website: tntgunrange.com

Before you go: (385) 800-2400

Email: [email protected]

Rentals and classes: [email protected]

Website: tntgunrange.com

2026 rates

Day fee, per visit$5

Singles / Handicap$7

Doubles$14

See Range rules

Membership, per year

Annual membership$50

Opens the full season at member rates.

See Range rules

Hours aren't listed.

Call (435) 789-0418 before you go.

On the grounds

• 13 trap fields
• A pistol range
• A Club House and a pit BBQ

Shoots open to non-members

• Annie Oakley nights, meat shoots and black light shoots are open to non-members year-round

• Vernal is a private club.
• Visitors are welcome up to two times; a membership opens the full season at member rates.

2026 rates

Day fee, per visit$5

Singles / Handicap$7

Doubles$14

Membership, per year

Annual membership$50

Phone: (435) 789-0418

Email: [email protected]

Address3495 N 2500 W, Vernal, UT

Contact: (435) 789-0418 · [email protected]

Website: shootvernal.com

MonClosed

Tue3–9 PM

Wed, Fri–Sat8 AM–5 PM

Thu8 AM–9 PM

Sun8 AM–3 PM

Target venues open at 9 AM.

Hours may vary due to weather; call the clubhouse with any questions.

Sources disagree on these hours; verify before you go.

Clay target games

• Trap: 9 fields with space for large group outings
• Skeet: 4 fields, where shooters try to break clay targets flung into the air at high speed
• 5 Stand: a course for learning the sport, practicing for tournaments and working on duck and pheasant shots
• Sporting clays: a 10 to 15 station course, described as ideal for learning the sport

These are shotgun sports. Wasatch Wing & Clay also lists a pistol range and 3D archery.

Upland bird hunting

The property covers 7,000+ acres of habitat for upland birds, with professional guides who are expert dog handlers.

Target venues open at 9 AM.

Phone: (801) 310-1300

• A Wing & Target Membership is required to hunt
• Hunting times are extremely limited the week of Thanksgiving
• The facility closes at noon on December 24
• Trap fields can be limited on some days for youth team practice

Hours may vary due to weather; call the clubhouse with any questions.

Phone: (801) 310-1300

Address8000 N 16800 W, Cedar Fort, UT

The new road is open: take the new light at Old Airport Rd. onto the paved road, and watch for the dirt road turn-off. The facility is in Cedar Valley, about 10 miles west of Lehi.

Contact: (801) 310-1300

Website: wasatchwingandclay.com

Range time, per person

50 Yard Range, per hour$7

300 Yard Range, 2 hours$12

Range fees aren't pro-rated for the time you use; plan accordingly.

See Ranges and lanes

Targets, each

Standard paper target$1

Splatter color reactive target$2

Shooters must buy and use the targets sold at the complex.

See Ranges and lanes

Classes

Youth Firearm Safety, class and range time$12

Adult Firearm & Range Safety, class and range time$30

Concealed carry permit class, paid at the class$50

Concealed carry permit class, separate BCI fee$53.75

The concealed carry permit class fee includes fingerprints, photo and course curriculum.

See Rentals and classes

Scheduled shoots, per event

.22 Handgun Bowling Pin Shoot$10

Big Bore Bowling Pin Shoot$10

.22 Rimfire Rifle shoot, 3–7 PM$10

100/200/300 Score match, 300 Yard Range, 6–8 PM$15

See Ranges and lanes

MonClosed

Tue–Fri10 AM–8 PM

Sat–Sun10 AM–6 PM

Last shooters must be in the ranges and on lanes before 7:15 PM Tue–Fri.

Last shooters must be in the ranges and on lanes before 5:15 PM Sat–Sun.

Concealed carry permit class: sign up by calling Dave Staley.

100/200/300 Score match: sign-up is required at the 300 Range.

Lessons: (801) 678-5831

Ages 6+

Anyone under 18 must be supervised by an adult.

50 Yard Range: ages 6 and up.

300 Yard Range: ages 10 and up.

Youth Firearm Safety class: ages 8–17.

A parent or guardian must be present at the Youth Firearm Safety class.

Adult Firearm & Range Safety class: ages 18 and older.

Centerfire handgun match: ages 18 and older.

Bring magazines unloaded.

Concealed carry permit class students need a photo ID.

50 Yard Range

• A trolley system carries targets from 7 to 50 yards.

100–300 Yard Precision Rifle Range

• Center-fire rifles only.
• A scope of 4 power or above is required, and ammunition must be rated 2400 fps.
• The 300 Yard Range is called "cold" every 20 minutes so targets can be placed at different distances.
• Red dots, ecotechs and dot-type scopes aren't allowed at 300 yards, whatever the magnification, and neither are rimfire rifles.
• Some rifle calibers with accepted velocities may not be allowed at the 300 Yard Range because of their ballistic trajectory.

Scheduled shoots

• Bowling pin shoots at the 50 Yard Range: .22 handgun on the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM, and big bore on the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30 PM.
• .22 rimfire rifle at the 50 Yard Range every other Monday, 3–7 PM.
• 100/200/300 score match at the 300 Yard Range, 6–8 PM.
• Centerfire handgun match on the second Saturday of every month, March–October, at 1 PM; registration opens at 12:30 PM. Stand, kneel and moving positions, with multiple events.

Range time, per person

50 Yard Range, per hour$7

300 Yard Range, 2 hours$12

Range fees aren't pro-rated for the time you use; plan accordingly.

Targets, each

Standard paper target$1

Splatter color reactive target$2

Shooters must buy and use the targets sold at the complex.

Scheduled shoots, per event

.22 Handgun Bowling Pin Shoot$10

Big Bore Bowling Pin Shoot$10

.22 Rimfire Rifle shoot, 3–7 PM$10

100/200/300 Score match, 300 Yard Range, 6–8 PM$15

100/200/300 Score match: sign-up is required at the 300 Range.

50 Yard Range: ages 6 and up.

300 Yard Range: ages 10 and up.

Centerfire handgun match: ages 18 and older.

Phone: (801) 391-0240

Classes

• Youth Firearm Safety: fourth Monday of every month, 5:30–8:30 PM. Basic awareness and accident prevention, with class and range time.
• Adult Firearm & Range Safety: second Monday of each month, 5:30–9 PM. Gun safety and proper usage, with class and range time.
• Concealed carry permit class.
• Hunter safety courses: call the instructors.

To sign up, call the instructor listed for each class.

Classes

Youth Firearm Safety, class and range time$12

Adult Firearm & Range Safety, class and range time$30

Concealed carry permit class, paid at the class$50

Concealed carry permit class, separate BCI fee$53.75

The concealed carry permit class fee includes fingerprints, photo and course curriculum.

Youth Firearm Safety class: ages 8–17.

A parent or guardian must be present at the Youth Firearm Safety class.

Adult Firearm & Range Safety class: ages 18 and older.

Concealed carry permit class students need a photo ID.

Phone: (385) 289-6593

Phone: (801) 678-5831

Phone: (801) 686-8835

• All ammunition is inspected before you shoot.
• Not allowed: muzzleloader rifles, shotguns, fully automatic weapons and BB guns.
• Firearms up to .50 caliber are allowed at both ranges; .50 caliber and above aren't allowed.
• Not allowed: steel-cased or steel ammunition, armor-piercing or tracer ammunition, and ammunition with black or green tips. Russian ammunition isn't allowed.
• The complex's own page carries a 50 Yard Range safety video.

Anyone under 18 must be supervised by an adult.

50 Yard Range: ages 6 and up.

300 Yard Range: ages 10 and up.

Bring magazines unloaded.

• Closed to public shooting on Mondays; the gates open for classes and competitions at 3 PM.

Bring magazines unloaded.

Address2446 Rulon White Boulevard, Ogden, UT

Website: wcparksrec.com

Phone: (801) 778-6991

Lessons: (385) 289-6593

Lessons: (801) 678-5831

Lessons: (801) 686-8835

Events: (801) 391-0240

Email: [email protected]

Website: wcparksrec.com