About Scioto Range
Cleanup and repair work is completed. A tremendous amount of trash and debris was left at the range and there was considerable damage to the facility.
Scioto Shooting Range is located a short distance off TN 107. Shooting targets are available for target practice at 25, 50, 100, and 150 yards. Users need to supply their own paper targets and mounting clips.
At a glance
- Operated by
- USDA Forest Service, Cherokee National Forest
- Access
- Open to the public
- Cost
- Fee or pass required
- Longest distance
- 150 yards
- County
- Unicoi County
Range details
- Fees
- Fee is $2 per vehicle per day.
- Rules
- Ranges are open only during daylight hours, Alcoholic beverage are prohibited, Keep the bolt or action open to and from the firing line and at times when not actually firing, Use walkway to go down range, Keep all weapons pointed down range and shoot within the limits of the range and toward the impact embankment, Do not discharge weapons when other shooters are down range, Do not shoot at glass targets, Do not shoot at target posts and line markers, Armor-piercing or trace ammunition are not allowed on range, Skeet shooting, explosives (including tannerite), electronic equipment, lumber, bottles, cans, and other household items are not allowed.
Source: USDA Forest Service, Cherokee National Forest, retrieved October 23, 2026. Details change; confirm with the range before you go.
Shooting and services
Location
Unicoi County, TN