Table Rock Lake
Your GloRide night
Check the evening forecast and see how sunset turns into a fully dark lake.
Current conditions at Jake’s Point refresh when you open this page.
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Sunset & darkness
Moon for your date
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At your launch time
Forecast is provided for the selected time.
Quick look
Typical monthly surface-water estimate; actual temperature varies by cove, depth, and weather.
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Getting to Jake’s Point
Enter this address in your map app: 1154 Table Rock Circle
When the road curves, turn left onto the gravel road. Follow it past the “Dead End” sign all the way down to the water.
Wear water shoes. You’ll need to wade a short way to reach the launch, so your feet will get wet. Expect roughly mid-shin to knee-deep water; the depth can vary with lake level.
Open the address in Google MapsWaiver & photo information
Every rider must complete the GloRides rental agreement and assumption-of-risk waiver before launch. Riders under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign.
GloRides retains copyright ownership of the photos and videos we take, and we’ll send your ride photos to you. Permission to use identifiable guest photos or video on our website or social media is separate and optional; declining won’t affect your ride.
Table Rock water level
Open the Corps’ real-time reservoir page and choose Table Rock Lake to see the latest elevation, inflow, outflow, and dam releases.
Open USACE lake level dataWhat might be moving?
In fall, bass follow minnows and crawdads toward coves and shallows. On a calm ride, keep an eye out for little baitfish ripples near the lights—wildlife sightings can’t be guaranteed.
Table Rock fish guideForecasts can change. Wind and lake conditions may differ across the shoreline. Check again before heading out. Weather: Open-Meteo. Water-level information: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Typical monthly surface-water temperatures are based on historical samples summarized by LakeQuality using EPA Water Quality Portal data; these are not live readings.