Best Archery Ranges in Montreal, Quebec
Looking for a place to shoot in Montreal? Whether you're a bowhunter preparing for the season or looking for a unique date night idea, Montreal has a vibrant archery scene. Below is our curated list of the top archery clubs, ranges, and pro shops in Montreal.
Montreal's five archery clubs cover terrain few Canadian cities match. Club de Tir a l'Arc de Montreal (CTAM), established in 1974 at Centre Sportif Claude Robillard, is the only Montreal club running lanes from 5 to 70 metres; drop-in is $15. Kyudo Quebec, founded in 1991 on Sherbrooke Street East, teaches traditional Japanese archery as a meditative martial art and is the only Kyudo club in the province. Sports de Combats in the Mile End runs a pro shop and 40-yard range for combat and target archery. Club Trois-Plumes has met at Ecole Daniel Johnson since 1984, and Les Archers du Sud-Ouest includes the province's top barebow shooters.
Top Rated Archery Ranges & Clubs in Montreal
Compare 5 archery facilities with verified information on pricing, amenities, and lessons.
IndoorClub de Tir a l'Arc de Montreal (CTAM)
Established in 1974, Club de Tir a l'Arc de Montreal (CTAM) is Montreal's most versatile indoor archery club, uniquely o...
IndoorClub Trois-Plumes
Club Trois-Plumes has been an active FTAQ member since 1984, operating a dedicated 18m indoor archery range at Ecole Dan...
IndoorKyudo Quebec
Kyudo Quebec is Montreal's home for traditional Japanese archery, established in 1991. Our dojo on Sherbrooke Street Eas...
IndoorLes Archers du Sud-Ouest de Montreal
We are a non-profit, volunteer managed, indoor archery club. Our membership includes a variety of hobbyists, hunters, an...
IndoorSports de Combats
Sports de Combats is Montreal's premier indoor archery range and pro shop, located on Avenue Casgrain in the Mile End ne...
Local Archery Guide: What You Need to Know in Montreal
In Quebec, the outdoor season typically runs from May to October. During these months, 3D archery courses are very popular in the Laurentian Mountains.
Winter Strategy: From November to April, most archers in Montreal move indoors. With 1 indoor range available, you can practice year-round.
Short Answer: Generally No.
No - Montreal municipal regulations prohibit archery in residential areas for safety reasons.
No! You do not need a Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) to buy or own a standard bow or crossbow in Canada.
Exception: High-velocity crossbows (over 500mm length) may have restrictions.
Currently, there are no designated free public archery ranges in Montreal. Shooting in public parks is illegal. The most affordable option is a "Drop-in" pass at a local range, typically around $20-$25.
Archery in Montreal, FAQ
There are 5 archery ranges in Montreal, Quebec. The largest listings include Club de Tir a l'Arc de Montreal (CTAM), Club Trois-Plumes, and Kyudo Quebec. View every range in the directory below.
Last updated 2026-05-24. Sourced from the archeryrangescanada.ca directory.
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6 additional ranges within 50 km, in case you want to explore beyond the city.
