Parking for the trail is available off Comstock Street next to Peach Plains School.
We traveled around on parts of this "trail". Though not really a trail-trail, it is along side of the main roads so if you lived in this area and wanted to get from point A to point B on your bike, you could. Crosses over driveways, the sidewalk is bumpy in some parts. Noisy traffic in the middle of the work day. Just sayin.
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