Lower Table Rock News Today

Forged by an explosive volcanic eruption in southwest Oregon, Table Rocks took their shape over millions of years, carved by the steady waters of the Rogue River, which now flows more than 800 feet …

The Upper Table Rock trailhead will be closed from April 29 to May 2 for trail improvements, according to a news release from the Bureau of Land Management.

Four state agencies are working to team up with a public outreach organization known as Oregon’s Kitchen Table to work through long-simmering issues over jet boat use on the Rogue

Jackson County Sheriff's Office marine deputies over the next two Saturdays will hold their annual dry-dock inspections to give boaters the chance to have their powerboats and driftboats checked for t...

The Nature Conservancy and Medford District Bureau of Land Management will offer free, guided educational hikes during April and May weekends on the Lower Loop Trail at Lower Table Rock, according to ...

Medford, OR -- Registration is open today for the first free, guided, educational hikes in two years on the Lower Loop Trail at the Lower Table Rock: not an April

Late in December 1889, the rain that began falling in October turned to snow. Although it melted quickly on the valley floor, in the mountains it seemed to never stop. January 1890 brought a deluge of...

Signs of Spring at the Table Rocks Joint News Release Bureau of Land Management, Medford District Medford, OR – The Nature Conservancy and Bureau of Land Management Medford District have created a new opportunity for hikers to connect with nature at the Table Rocks. This year, Signs of Spring @ the Table Rocks will replace the traditional in-person guided hikes that TNC and the BLM have held each spring. “We are excited to provide an educational and fun way for hikers to experience nature...