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The Sole Survivor should pass another white lantern painted on the walls to show they're headed in the right direction. Underneath is a doorway go through it and navigate underground via the staircases, eventually turning into a doorway on the right side. Otherwise, the player will need to keep an eye out for the red Freedom Trail and follow it as best as possible.Īrriving at Old North Church in Fallout 4, look for a broken staircase with a white lantern painted on the side. Note that the brick line becomes interrupted in several places, such as being covered by cars or rubble, but a painted red line sometimes connects the ends to give the player an idea of where to go. the Freedom Trail, all the way to its end, passing by several real-world landmarks. For a time, the puzzle is fairly simple: follow the red line, a.k.a. Nearby a tour bot, who's aimlessly wandering around a nonfunctional fountain, there will be a large circular, golden crest in the ground labeled "Freedom Trail," connected to a thin, red-bricked line. The Freedom Trail is an unmarked location in Fallout 4, but it can be found near Boston Common.Īfter getting the objective, start by traveling to Boston Common on the eastern half of the map in Fallout 4 and find the beginning of the Freedom Trail. They'll need to solve a puzzle called the Freedom Trail, based on the real-world location in Boston, Massachusetts. However, the Sole Survivor won't be able to find the Railroad HQ simply by visiting the building. RELATED: Fallout 4 Mod Adds Fallout 76's RespondersĪs for locating The Railroad's headquarters, the short answer is that it's located underneath the Old North Church. The Sole Survivor can hear about the underground organization in a number of ways, mostly by word of mouth, which prompts the quest Road to Freedom, but The Railroad's ideals directly conflict with those of the Brotherhood of Steel, meaning that the player will eventually be forced to pick a side. In Fallout 4, The Railroad plays an even bigger role than it did in the previous installment, including via the Far Harbor DLC. Though it was introduced back during Fallout 3, The Railroad has been around since the first Generation-3 synths by the Institute, making it a common point of conflict within the Fallout franchise.

However, because of the nature of The Railroad's missions, its actual location can be difficult to find as it's hidden. It is, quite literally, an underground movement to support, help, and save synths from the Institute often by smuggling them out.

The Railroad is one of several factions in Fallout 4.