The trail continues south another block to cross Mattawee River on the old railroad bridge. Trail bridge across the Mattawee River . Digital picture by Kenyon F. Karl on September 13, 1999. Trail users must then detour east on E. Potter St. then south on Bennett Street alongside the Norton Company, then a very short distance southeast along the fence that surrounds the back of the factory. The entrance to the Rail-trail is between two yellow posts, from which it runs southwest across the field, then continues south on the old railroad bed without further interruption to West Pawlet.
Trail parking is apparently available on the streets on either side of the Depot.
A couple of restaurants were noted on the cross-street on the north side of the Granville Depot. Toilets and water are presumably available at these restaurants upon request. The Slate Valley Museum is located just west of the crossroad south of the former Granville Depot. Toilets and water are presumably available at the museum upon request. The Pember Museum of Natural History is located a quarter-mile west via Main St. from the north end of the Granville Depot.