The Table Rocks are cooperatively managed by the Medford district of the Bureau of Land Management, The Nature Conservancy and the Rogue River Ranch. This designation helps to protect the biologic, geologic, historic and scenic values of Table Rocks. The Table Rocks are visited by more then 10,000 visitors annually.
Spring offers the best time for viewing the many different wild flowers and migratory birds.
Close to 3,000 students from 37 different schools participate in the Table Rocks Environmental Education Program. Students are led by BLM hike leaders who share their knowledge of the natural history as they ascend up the Table Rock trails. In addition to the school hikes, guided hikes open to the public are offered on the weekends. Reservations can be made starting in March through the Bureau of Land Management. Rocks please stay on designated trails and leave flowers for others to enjoy.