Tactical & Survival

Shoot Bows in Purgatory: Register for CO Resort’s First Total Archery Challenge

For the first time, Total Archery Challenge (TAC) is coming to Colorado’s Purgatory Resort this summer from July 11 to 13. Registration for the renowned 3D archery experience opened on April 2. Event organizers are encouraging people to sign up early, as the events sell out quickly.

The multiday competition will include a vendor village, live music, food and drinks, activities for the whole family, and, of course, three days of archery, over 100 3D targets, multiple courses, and all the natural obstacles and elevation changes you can shake a bow at. Event organizers are expecting over 4,000 archers and spectators at the Purgatory TAC. They noted that they are excited to host the only TAC event in Colorado.

“This is a major win not only for Purgatory but for the entire Durango area,” Matt Ericksen, Marketing Director of Purgatory Resort, said in a press release. “Total Archery Challenge has built a loyal following nationwide, and hosting it for the first time at our resort speaks to the caliber of terrain and community we have here. We’re proud to welcome so many visitors to experience our mountain.”

Total Archery Challenge Comes to Purgatory

Like all TAC events, the one in Purgatory will feature different courses for different skill levels. There will be over 100 3D targets to challenge participants’ marksmanship with different distances, angles, and natural obstacles.

Participants must select Noch Times (i.e., “tee times”) when they start to keep groups spread out. Select your starting window for each day you plan to participate and select the course you want to try. There is a max of six shooters per group, and once Noch Times sell out, the event is sold out.

Registered participants will get a “15% or more” discount off lodging at Purgatory Resort at the base of the mountain. Lodging opportunities will also be available in nearby Durango, 30 minutes away by car. There will be the option to camp at Purgatory Resort as well. It’s a unique opportunity to camp among the TAC community and to stay close to the action.

Not Just for Expert Archers

TAC is not a competition. While there are courses of different difficulty and targets ranging from 20 to 120 yards, archery enthusiasts of all skill levels are encouraged to try TAC. You don’t have to be a hunter. Even if you just want to watch a friend who is participating, non-shooters can join as well (with a small fee).

Participants are only required to bring their own bows, as the event does not rent any.

For more information about TAC and how to sign up for the Purgatory event (or any of the multiple other events being held around the country this summer), visit the TAC website.



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