Best Archery Club Hayward Near Me

4worldlovers: Ohlone Archery is a membership based indoor archery range that aims to be welcoming for a range of skill levels, from beginner to expert. For members, we offer open shooting times, loaner equipment, and a safe and sociable space to learn. Membership includes recreational beginner and competitive advanced archers.

NOTE: Due to the limitations of our bales, we cannot support compound bows.

If you are interested in seeing what archery is about, we offer group lessons most Saturdays. Check out our Group Lessons page for more information.

We also host a pro shop that specializes in recurve/barebow/traditional archery supplies, including consignment. Our staff can make custom strings, custom arrows, or assist you with other equipment purchases. See our "Retail" page for information.

4worldlovers: The Briones Pilot Project is a two-year pilot program to test strategies in addressing trail congestion, trail safety, and illegal bootleg trails, which have negative impacts on wildlife, including sensitive and endangered species. The pilot project is limited to the Pilot Project Zone located in the northeast corner of Briones Regional Park, which is accessible from the Reliez Valley Staging Area, Alhambra Creek Staging Area, and Briones Road Staging Area. The pilot project will establish specific Briones Pilot Project rules, including limiting specific trail uses (biking and horseback riding) to certain days of the week, and temporarily opening some narrow trails to bikes only, among others. Other illegal bootleg trails will be closed and restored to protect natural habitats for wildlife.

For more information and to sign up for updates, visit the Briones Pilot Project page.

With its rolling, grassy hills and secluded, shady canyons, Briones is a secret wilderness surrounded by the towns of central Contra Costa County. Although the park is close to Lafayette, Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Concord, and Martinez, there are peaks within it from which you can see only park and watershed lands for miles in every direction.

From Briones Peak, the highest point in the park, there are panoramic views of Mount Diablo and the Diablo Valley to the east, the Sacramento River and Delta to the north, the East Bay hills and Mt. Tamalpais to the west, and Las Trampas Regional Wilderness to the south.