Archery Trail

The Archery Trail can be accessed from the Fahey Trailhead in Spring Lake Park Reserve.

General park hours: 5 a.m.–10 p.m.
Archery Trail hours: Sunrise–sunset
Archery season: May–November, weather dependent

Amenities

• Six practice targets
• Two 14-station trail loops
• Accessible targets
• Varied stations: 4–80 yards with wooded, fan and elevated shot opportunities

Genera​​l rules

The archery trail is governed by County Ordinance 107 ​– Park Use and patrolled by the Parks, Lakes and Trails unit of the Dakota County Sheriff's Office.

To ensure all visitors enjoy the park, please be courteous to others and follow all Archery Trail rules:

1. An Archery Trail Pass is required to use the Archery Trail for anyone 18 years of age and older. A pass must be displayed in the vehicle or carried to be shown upon request. Failure to purchase a pass could result in a citation and fine.
2. Archers age 15 and younger must be accompanied by an adult pass holder.
3. Broadhead arrows are not permitted.
4. Crossbow use is not permitted.
5. The Archery Trail is designated for archery use only.
6. Biking, hiking and dog walking are not permitted on the Archery Trail when the course is open.
7. Controlled substances are not permitted on the Archery Trail.
8. Retrieve lost arrows quickly within the 75-foot arrow search limit.
9. Practice good sportsmanship and common sense.
10. All visitors must abide by all other Dakota County Parks rules and Ordinance 107.​

Report emergencies, incidents, or injuries immediately by calling 911.