
When you’re staying in the forest, it’s time to live like a lumberjack! Join in the latest fitness sport and go axe throwing during your Big Bear break. It’s true, axe throwing is a legitimate sport with rules similar to darts; stand behind the line, aim for the middle and count your scores. Sessions get competitive quickly, so come ready to have a roaring good time! Suitable for kids 8 and up, axe throwing is an exciting group activity that fits in with your Big Bear adventure.
Axe throwing is a fast paced, short game that involves friends, action and that you don’t do every day. Spectators have almost as much fun as the players and trash talking is encouraged. Axes come in three different weights, so the sport is comfortable for most people. It’s primal, screaming can be involved and there’s real skill involved. The included instruction at most axe throwing venues will set you up for success; anyone can do this!
What? It’s the most common question. And the answer is the one you want: None. No one has died at recreational axe throwing. You don’t need to be a professional lumberjack, have any experience with axe throwing or even be in particularly ‘good’ shape; everyone can master the throw and hit a bullseye!
The ruling axe throwing venue in the Big Bear area is Yosemite Axe Throwing. Owner Nate Hodges is a professional thrower and #2 ranked U.S. Stihl Timbersports Athlete. He’s created a unique throwing studio that delivers an exciting experience for friends and family looking for a fun new activity.
“10/10 recommend! Great coaching and great vibes throughout. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a cool, unique experience!” – Jacob Fields | Google
Yosemite Axe Throwing is open for drop-in play, party bookings, and league play (of course there’s a league!). No experience necessary — you’re asked to bring closed-toed shoes and an awesome attitude and be ready to nail a bullseye inside of an hour.