Considering that tracking, privacy and anonymity are much more difficult today than with the original railroad, thanks to the modern marvel of tech and internet, details will be released slowly, sometimes coded and sometimes not completely explained at all, so that only those who are serious will find the answers that they want for themselves.

First, the route. Loosely, the channels of moving along the railroad are up the east coast of the U.S. and Canada, to Greenland, and down the west coast of Iceland and Europe with specific stops in Ireland, France, Portugal, and Spain.
We are looking to expand and add networks in the future. Still, that is the current escape root for the oppressed and political refugees of the U.S. Canada is no longer the final stop on the railroad. Many may be joining the route in Canada to escape elsewhere. 

We are hoping to add more branches, lines of travel, and final destinations over time. 

If you are looking to escape, this is something you can begin planning for and even embark on yourself without having to have all of the details or any specific contacts. Call it a backpacking trip. 

Make sure and keep your ID and passports up to date. Research consulates and refugee processes where you would like to end up. 

More details soon.