Clear Creek Shooting Range

Clear Creek Shooting Range is a primitive, public shooting area managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) near McCall in Valley County, Idaho. This open landscape facility offers shooters access to a natural outdoor environment for recreational and practical firearms practice without the structure or fees of developed ranges.

Located in the McCall area on BLM-managed public land, Clear Creek Shooting Range provides open access to Idaho residents and visitors seeking primitive shooting opportunities. The area features an open landscape with minimal developed infrastructure, making it ideal for shooters who prefer a natural outdoor setting.

Clear Creek welcomes a variety of shooting disciplines:

• •Rifle shooting – centerfire and rimfire rifles
• •Pistol/handgun – semi-automatic and revolver practice
• •Shotgun – both shot and slug rounds
• •Black powder – traditional muzzleloaders and percussion firearms
• •Clay target shooting – trap and skeet-style practice

As a primitive BLM shooting area, Clear Creek offers minimal developed amenities. Visitors will find a basic parking area but should expect no permanent structures, restrooms, benches, or target systems. The location is best suited for self-sufficient shooters who bring their own targets and equipment.

All shooters must adhere to:

• •BLM regulations – Public land rules apply to all users
• •Idaho firearms laws – State weapons and hunting laws must be observed
• •Leave no trace – Pack out all brass casings and targets; no littering
• •Safety zones – No shooting within designated safety zones near roads, structures, and developed areas
• •Wildlife management closures – Cease fire during active wildlife management periods if posted

This is a self-policed facility, so shooter responsibility is essential for maintaining access and safety.