<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3zdI7g_17IYZz5Y00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3zdI7g_17IYZz5Y00" width="640" height="320" ><figcaption>Table Rocks. (File photo)</figcaption></figure>The Bureau of Land Management has reopened the Lower Table Rock trail and Oak Savannah ADA Loop trail following the completion of the first phase of a major trail improvement project designed to expand safe, accessible recreation opportunities.The trails closed on Nov. 12 to complete initial upgrades, including grading, draining improvements, and installation of a layer of base gravel.“We’re excited to have an accessible trail system so close to town,” said Scott Nagel, Butte Falls field nanager. “These public lands are an important part of our community, and we appreciate everyone’s patience while the trail was closed.”The trail will close again for a short period in late spring 2026, when it is warm enough to lay the final asphalt surface.The Lower Loop Trail is approximately one mile long and winds through an oak savannah. It features interpretive panels highlighting the ecology and history of the area.The Table Rocks are designated as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern because of their cultural and biological significance. More than 50,000 visitors annually hike the Table Rocks, making it one of the most popular hiking locations in southern OregonMore information about the Table Rocks is available online.</div></body>

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The Bureau of Land Management has reopened the Lower Table Rock trail and Oak Savannah ADA Loop trail following the completion of the first phase of a major trail improvement project designed to expand safe, accessible recreation opportunities. The trails closed on Nov. 12 to complete initial upgrades, including grading,...

BLM reopens Lower Table Rock trails after initial improvements

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The Bureau of Land Management has reopened the Lower Table Rock trail and Oak Savannah ADA Loop trail following the completion of the first phase of a majo

BLM reopens Lower Table Rock trails after initial improvements

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