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Rocky Mountain Archery

5.0 (14 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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These folks know their stuff when it comes to archery. Always friendly and willing to lend a hand, which is what makes this place great!

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Staff are professional and friendly. Facility is nice and safety is a priority. Highly recommend

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Rentals for both of us along with a 2-hour slot on the indoor range was about $40.

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Estes Park Center YMCA - Outdoor climbing wall

Estes Park Center YMCA

3.9(152 reviews)
30.5 mi

Give yourself a day or two to acclimate to the 8,500 ft altitude. I promise you your first night…read moreof sleep will not give you any rest. The staff here is wonderful and there is even the Rustic Cafe inside the registration building to grab a quick bite all day. The YMCA backs up to Rocky Mountain National Park and the entire place is easy to navigate. If you want something out of the ordinary but in-line with history, check out the Lula W Dorsey museum which is also on campus and see all the history the Y has had to offer over the last 100+ years! This is a great place to unwind and really connect with nature. If you have ever heard of shrinyoku (forest bathing), this is a place to do it. Wildlife will hang around here at all times of the morning and later in the evening too. Most of all experience it all and make memories!

YMCA is where it's at! I never knew the YMCA had properties like Estes Park, I've been living under…read morea rock apparently. The space is huge and has an array of activities like crafts, swilling, mini golf, pickleball, horseback riding, basketball and, well, you get the picture, I could go on and on. My favorite though was the hiking trails which are very mild and good for people in pretty much all conditions and shapes. You can even walk right into RMNP from the trail which we haven't done since we had our pup with us but I want to explore this one day! Be sure to check out the Lula W. Dorsey Museum, it's a treat and so cool to learn about the history of the Estes Park Y! We have only stayed in the cabins and it's been such a treat to have multiple rooms and full kitchen along with outdoor space to dine, read or just zen out. My only complaint is the beds, they.....ahem.....suck. Bring your own mattress topper and pillows if you're local, it's so difficult to sleep on Dollar Tree quality mattresses and pillows. Really, that's my only complaint about this place. You can even welcome the day with viewing elk that are roaming around this place. It's just so peaceful and quiet. We've come here by ourselves and with friends so it's good for adults, kids, families or really anyone who wants to connect with nature!

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Archery Depot - Logo

Archery Depot

4.0(4 reviews)
20.6 mi

Nice folks. Low star for their $20 service charge to tie a peep. It would have been nice to know…read morebefore they finished tying my peep in, that they charged that much.

My spouse is getting into archery and we bought a finish-it-yourself longbow for his birthday from…read morea different retailer online. He needed some arrows and so we went to Archery Depot because they're basically next door and a specialty archery store sounded great. We were not disappointed! The owners are super friendly, knowledgeable, willing to shoot the breeze, answer questions, and generally make you feel welcome; the shop dog helps with the welcoming feel as well. They have a small, indoor shooting range as well which they'll let you use for a small fee with your own equipment or for free if you're testing out equipment you're looking to buy. If they don't have what you want/need, they'll order it for you (pay in advance because...obviously) and they'll get it within 2 business days. My spouse ended up buying some custom arrows from the shop, which he got custom fletched, and they told him that the other sporting goods store he went to in order to have his draw weight measured it wrong by 10lbs! They also put a notch on his bowstring for him for free and helped him shorten his string, which apparently came too long for his bow. The excellent customer service experience provided by Archery Depot would make me recommend them to anyone in need of archery supplies.

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Bullseye Archery of Cheyenne

Bullseye Archery of Cheyenne

5.0(2 reviews)
44.1 mi

Not every bow shop knows everything about bows gear tuning etc. Many places sell you a bow put on a…read moresight, rest, d-loop set the bow at center shot and 90 degrees on your string and tell you all is set and well. As many of you know that is just the start of this not the end. These guys at bulls eye are good. They know how to set up bows and most importantly take the time to do it right and explain what they are doing to customers that don't already know. Pretty rare how much time they take. Just a bunch of nice people too. I am pretty good at all this stuff I know when I find a shot where the team knows what they are doing. These guys are dang good.

I recently bought a used compound bow off a decent fella here in Cheyenne. While I'm enthusiastic…read moreto get started, I have no clue regarding anything relating to compound bows. So I took everything I got into Wilbur at Bullseye Archery. I was up front with him, and he was more than patient with me. For being slammed on a Friday afternoon, he still took the time to adjust the draw length, put a new D-ring on the bow, raise the peep hole, and show me how to use my release trigger. He explained everything he was doing and why it was important. I felt pretty good about the experience by that point, but he was interested to see me shoot and talk me through some mechanics. So he cut a half dozen arrows to length and we stepped in back to let some fly. He complimented me on my first couple, then said to get out there and practice. Honestly, it was the best 30 minutes I've spent in a store of any kind in a very long time. Everything was a learning experience, and Wilbur is a great teacher even when his attention is divided among lots of customers.

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