Upper Table Rock was an easy hike with a great view. Stay on the trail -- there's poison ivy in the area.

We hike both Table Rocks several times each year. We especially love to go in the spring to see all of the pretty wildflowers. The trails have really been improved in recent years. Both trails are enjoyable, and most people will be able to make it to the top, but it is a workout!

Nice wide, well-maintained trail helps hikers avoid all the poison oak! The views at the top are great for such an easy hike! Love the wildflowers!

Not really difficult hikes at all; the trails are well tended and the rise to the top is very gentle. Any time of year is a good time to hike these trails, but they are especially rewarding during the Spring months when there are so many different types of wildflowers in bloom. When you reach the tops of the buttes,... More

We had a hard time locating this area--someone here on TripAdvisor finally gave directions. We hiked up Upper Table Rock trail--a well-worn hiking trail is there, for about a mile plus, with some fairly steep passages towards the top--so wear some decent shoes. We walked along the trail and suddenly found ourselves atop a butte (a flat-topped mountain)--everything flat and... More

We did the Lower Table Rock hike and although the view is so totally worth it at the end it is quite the workout. Take lots of water and stay on the path, there are both rattlesnakes and poison oak. Worth it in the end when you reach the top, springtime is the best time to go. Take something to... More

It was really a nice, easy hike for the adults and the boys alike. The flowers were just starting to bloom, and the dust was minimal. Will go again

Beautiful views and wildflowers in the spring. A fairly easy climb for novice hikers like me. Bring water and binoculars

A good hike to the top of either of the Table Rocks. Fantastic view. Less than 4 miles for each. Take water and there are no restrooms at the top.