Shooting Range
Located 15 miles northwest of Cedar City, the range serves shooters of all levels. This facility is unsupervised — use is at YOUR OWN RISK, and YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
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The Iron County Shooting Range offers a diverse set of bays and long-range options. Please practice safe handling at all times and adhere to posted rules.
FEES: Groups 1–25 = $25.00 | 26+ = $50.00
Only Special Event Space must be reserved. All other bays are First Come, First Serve.
Please check the calendar below for availability before planning a visit.
Having trouble with the form? Email [email protected].
Iron County may limit Saturday reservations to 2 per month. Weekday reservations are not subject to this limitation.
Amenities
300 yd Range
- Concrete pads
- Nine concrete shooting benches
- One shooting bench with sunshade awning
1000 yd Range
- Concrete pads
- Two adjustable metal shooting benches
- Steel AR500 targets from 200 yd to 1000 yd
Six Short Range Bays
- All six bays have concrete pads
- Three north-facing bays are 50 yd (pistols, rifles, shotguns)
- Two bays include sunshade awnings
- Three south-facing bays are 40 yd — PISTOLS ONLY
- One south bay includes a sunshade awning
Other
- Two double vault toilets
- Trash cans
- Emergency satellite phone
- No water or electricity
Group Range
- MUST BE RESERVED
- Fenced, private range
- Six 40 yd bays
- One bay with sunshade awning and bench
Rules
General Range Rules ensure safety for all visitors and prevent activities that detract from a safe, enjoyable experience.
Show abundant safety and neighborly manners. Those who fail to follow rules will be removed from the premises.
Destruction of public property or littering is a criminal offense. Shooting is not allowed in other areas of Three Peaks Recreation Area.
Children must be fully supervised with eye and hearing protection at all times.
ATVs/Motorcycles may be used to go downrange or reach toilets only. 5 mph speed limit to reduce noise and dust.
Help keep the range clean. Use provided trash cans and police your hulls.
General Rules
No exploding targets or incendiary ammunition (tannerite, tracer rounds).
No shooting clay pigeons on the south-facing bays.
Direction of fire is always directly downrange — cross-range fire is prohibited.
Before going downrange, coordinate a cease fire with all shooters. Honor cease fires and do not handle guns while anyone is downrange.
Keep muzzles downrange or straight up. Never point firearms at anyone on or behind the line.
When a cease fire is called, make firearms safe:
- Semiauto: Remove mag, verify empty chamber, lock slide open.
- Bolt action: Remove mag, verify empty chamber, bolt open.
- Lever action: Empty magazine, verify empty chamber, lever down.
- Falling/Rolling block: Verify empty chamber, action open.
- Break barrel: Verify empty chamber, keep broken open.
- Revolvers: Verify empty cylinder; leave cylinder or loading gate open.
Do not handle firearms again until the range is clear and it’s safe to resume.
These are standard range rules. Practice and teach safe habits.