The hike up the side of the small mountain follows a well-defined trail that has seen a substantial amount of work and maintenance over the years to keep it sustainable. The trail has spread out into a wide track where two people can walk abreast in most places. Most of the trail is well-graveled and well-defined, making for an easy hike with no navigational difficulties. As you ascend, do note that the trail gets a bit rockier, but this hike is very approachable for most people.

Once on top of the plateau, the views open up immensely, with stunning vistas of the beautiful Rogue Valley. You'll marvel at how this unique volcanic formation came to be, with an almost perfectly flat "table" on top. When exploring the top of the rock, please take care to stay on the designated trails and not to wander off course. Please respect this incredible place by leaving no trace.

The route mapped here runs all the way to the far end of Lower Table Rock, but if you want a shorter hike, you don't have to hike that far. You can quickly gain views shortly after reaching the top of the rock.

Finally, please note that dogs, horses, and bicycles are not allowed on this trail.