Lol, I saw that they mentioned paranormal stuff in the article I linked. I didn't even think of that when I was in there. Of course, I was there in the middle of a beautiful fall afternoon.

Good to know police keep an eye on that location.

Thanks! I went in from the other side, but I recommend people enter from the rt. 62/70 side. Sounds like it's easier access from there.

Edit: Yes, I did walk all the way through. I really liked the look of the jagged rock walls, I hope they keep it that way when they make it a rail trail.

I just happened to be in the area for work. I noticed it from the road, pulled over and hopped down. I was wearing waterproof boots which turned out to be very useful for going in on that side.

I'd recommend people go from the rt. 70 side like you said though. Not sure if the neighborhood appreciates people parking and entering from the east side as much.

I entered the east entrance off of Clamshell Rd in Clinton.

Here's an article about it:

https://masslive.com/news/2020/10/this-old-abandoned-train-tunnel-in-clinton-could-soon-become-the-crowning-jewel-of-the-mass-central-rail-trail.html

Obviously the Martha's Vineyard location is the most convenient.