First time trying today & service was great. Very informative & helpful. Great experience!read more

Amazing experience. Staff was super kind and helpful. I am a young shooter so they were surprised…read morethat I shot so good. They treat everyone that comes in like family.

The greatest thing about this range is the fact that it is remote. 9 out of 10 times we are up…read morethere by ourselves. This allows for a bit of fun and a looser safe shooting environment. It also allows me change targets whenever I want. Must have 4 wheel drive and clearance to get up the mountain. Bring a chainsaw, cause if a tree drops you're stuck. Bring your own target setups.

Great, remote spot - Very challenging to get there up an extremely rough mountain road - 4WD is…read moreHIGHLY recommended. Some, but not all, can make it up with high clearance 2WD but would not suggest it unless you are experienced. Bring your own targets - remove those targets and debris when done. Pick up an extra bag full of left over stuff to help maintain.

Mountain Range is a Local Gem tucked away between Cattle Farms in a Country Setting…read more Mr. Jule who owns the place is a National Treasure. Lets just take a moment to appreciate this kind Man, his charisma, and his service to our Country. With the world in such a state of affairs I realized it was time for me to get serious. I purchased a shogun for home protection and came here to learn the ins and outs of my firearm. Lane rental is $30 and Mr Jule gave me a personal assessment for no extra charge. What a guy. A year later I took my local CC class I came back to Mountain Range to train and learn more about 9mm's. They had a selection of rentals for me to choose from and once again I had a Lesson with Mr. Jule. I left feeling much more confident about not only my skill level but also which firearm I would be purchasing in the future. Highly recommend this place if you are a Female that wants to become familiar with firearms and get some practice in.

Sad to see them going- apparently they'll be shutting down the range this month and the shop side…read morenext month. Everything in shop (minus ammo) was 10% off as of 10/30/25. Because they're closing they didn't have too many items variety I'm sure they've been selling a lot and not restocking of course. We didn't get to go to the range part but the guys there were really nice. The property itself was also gorgeous. Easy parking spaces.

Very helpful and even helped us trouble shoot our gun. They even let us have a bit of ammo to help…read moreua in that endevour.

Great place to shoot clays at a good price. You drive your vehicle though the course which is nice…read morein that you can keep your shells and guns in your own protected environment. They place is rustic. Nothing fancy, but that is reflected in the low price. If you are here to shoot clays, they have some challenging presentations.

Mr Dave is an awesome instructor Very clear and straight up…read moreno nonsense I recommend him highly CV

David is very professional and full of knowledge. I gained a lot of confidence completing both the…read morePAL and RPAL course through Foothills Firearm Training. The other trainers/instructors were also very knowledgeable and professional... Specifically Leon and Laryssa. I highly recommend David and Foothills Firearm Training they really do a great job. Thank you!!

We used this range while visiting Murphy and found it to be great. It costs $3.00 per shooter…read more They have a box and you put your money in a envelope supplied by the range and drop it in the box. They have a pistol range and a rifle range. The range has wooden stands you provide the targets and supplies to hang the target (stapler, tape, pins etc.). While we were there a guy had a homemade metal rail he staked in the ground and used steel targets attached to it very smart idea. There is no range officer so this is run on the honor system. Everyone works together to announce when the range is cold or hot. I found the fellow shooters to be very helpful and courteous. Keep in mind the range is up a dirt road on the mountain. That being said I actually saw a Prius in the parking lot. We had a great time!

I'm a shotgun fan so I gravitate towards the sporting clays setups. They have two courses. One is…read moretraditional with numerous nice stands. The other is simply outstanding. It wanders by the old granite quarry and has shots below you, shots over water, some are quite unique. There are two stands on a high point where you shoot down at clays that are above the tops of the woods below. One of the best courses you will shoot. Additionally they have Trap as well a a five stand setup and skeet. Whatever you prefer to shoot with a shotgun is available... The have numerous pistol bays where you can likely shoot by yourself with high berms between you and the adjacent shooter. They have a rim fire only setup for anyone so inclined. And the center fire rifle range reaches out to 400 yards. Nice clubhouse. They have shells for sale. The shotgun courses accept a credit card size card that you charge with clays. You can come out any day, open the gate with your code and shoot clays on your own or with a friend. I've been a member for years and highly recommend it.

Went for Father's Day and Todd was very welcoming and very friendly. Was happy to point us to…read morenearby places to visit. 10/10 would go again.

Todd was amazing! We took my son for his 13th bday. They got to smash car windows and spray paint…read morecars then ride on top of the tank to crush a car. Every little boys dream day. Todd took photos and videos for us on our phone so we didn't even have to worry about that and he also recommended restaurants and other activities!

Wide variety of shooting venues with friendly people. Sunday…read moreskeet shoots are a great way to get know the members and staff

Rebel against the Tourist magnet go cart tracks, mini golf, bungee jumping carnival like fun house…read morerides and go shooting. Tennessee is the patron state of shootin' stuff. Mark Wahberg even said so in the movie "Shooter". Escape from the valley of tourist hell and head up the hill to Gatlinburg, make a left and BOOYAH, you're there. Bring your shotgun or rent one for 5 bucks. Try your hand at skeet or trap shooting. I shoot pretty regular and was looking for some practice time. Mike greeted me at the range and was super nice, not because he was sipping out of a moonshine jug and said I had a purty mouth (Mike was dressed in a uniform and super professional). No pressure...no stupid house rules...take your time, get out on the range and have a good time. These folks run a clean friendly range and are nicer than Mother Theresa. I brought a buddy who had never shot a gun before and they made him feel like a regular. When his rookie ass dropped a shell somewhere and ended up 1 short at the end of the round, Mike handed him a spare shell and said his box probably came short 1 round. I want to play poker with this guy! Value! $6 for a round of skeet is butt ass cheap. $5 for gun rental....really? That's a steal. Friendly conversation and a swell time in the hills of Tennessee ...away from the wife, kids and tourist hell called Pigeon Forge. Priceless. FYI, call ahead since this is a private club and you need a code to get through the gate. I don't have the number...google it yourself. Bottom Line: If you aspire to something more than doing laps in a NASCAR replica 1.5 HP go cart or playing Putt Putt with Sponge Bob, go on over to Gatlinburg Sportsmans Club and shoot some trap or skeet. Wipe the funnel cake sugar from your face and go shoot some real guns. Mabe you'll score some man points with the fellas around the water cooler when you say you went shooting on your miserable vacation.