Parking is available for the 84th Street Trail at the Novartis MoPac Trailhead at the intersection of 84th Street and N. Hazelwood Drive and in Mahoney Park at 70th Street and Fremont Street.
This is a typical widened sidewalk, although because 84th street has fairly low development there's less crossings than there probably will be in the future. For a widened sidewalk it's not a bad ride.
The pavement is in good repair.
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