This trail is noted as accessible...and it mostly is. We encountered two possible problems:
1) On the trail to the lake, there's a bridge crossing with a 3"-4" drop on the lake side of it. My friend's wheelchair has a tie-down pin under it that snagged here. She was able to get free, but we weren't sure if she'd be able to get back up on bridge. We were able to return to trailhead via the Bus Trail, so didn't have to create a mini ramp to get back over that bridge.
2) Several places on the trail have areas of very soft gravel. She was able to get her power chair through it, but it could cause some difficulties if someone slowed down or stopped.
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