♿️ Everything about this trail is accessible, from the crosswalks to the sidewalks and bridges. There are even ramps up to the tables. The green landscaping was beautiful and there were the fledgling trees that will be amazing as they grow. The further you go, the more you'll find. If you look up, you'll see the taller buildings of downtown and it's quite a contrast against all the green landscaping. There are 2 tunnels that provided much needed shade from the blistering heat of midday. Went at the wrong time of day for sure. There was a slight breeze and it really helped. At the end, are a few places to grab a drink or meal, but no place with a walk up window to get a water. It was very hot. There are sculptures everywhere and right at the end is a table meant to be shared by all the community. We continued on and walked part of the Hugh Kaul trail. There are young trees that provide no shade but will in a few years. The sun was high and it was the heat of the day. I love graffiti art and if you do too, you'll find it here. I'm excited to see what they continue with the blue design on the Hugh Kaul. Will finish it at night because it is a lit trail and I want to see the sculptures on that trail that are light up at night. There are plenty of new apartments being built all along one side. I'm excited about all these new places to walk that were there but just wasted space. It's 12 blocks total to get to where you see Sloss furnace. 24 to walk back. The entirety is ♿️ accessible. Easy to walk. Level for those with mobility issues. I added some photos of what you'll see along the way. I have also found the parking spot for scooters and the bicycle repair stations. Beautiful trail, excellent landscaping, a must visit if you haven't been yet.