Hitchhiking from Hall in Tirol
Hitchhiking to Hall in Tirol
Recent reviews mentioning Hall in Tirol
47.25572, 11.37653
Excellent spot! Plenty of traffic going in multiple directions. I succeeded in getting an Austrian who was going to Bregenz to take me across the Swiss border. I even turned down three other offers within the 17 minutes to closer destinations. Good luck:)―daniellorell
47.25572, 11.37653
Excellent spot! Plenty of traffic going in multiple directions. I succeeded in getting an Austrian who was going to Bregenz to take me across the Swiss border. I even turned down three other offers within the 17 minutes to closer destinations. Good luck:)―daniellorell
47.25572, 11.37653
Excellent spot! Plenty of traffic going in multiple directions. I succeeded in getting an Austrian who was going to Bregenz to take me across the Swiss border. I even turned down three other offers within the 17 minutes to closer destinations. Good luck:)―daniellorell
47.25572, 11.37653
Excellent spot! Plenty of traffic going in multiple directions. I succeeded in getting an Austrian who was going to Bregenz to take me across the Swiss border. I even turned down three other offers within the 17 minutes to closer destinations. Good luck:)―daniellorell
47.26385, 11.45363
Decent amount of drivers, but none that would take me outside of Innsbruck. Ended up taking a ride to the city.―daniellorell
47.83045, 13.06504
Very low traffic, but I got super lucky by asking a guy. I’d guess you’d have to talk to people.―daniellorell
47.26356, 11.43333
There were lots of cars with many locals coming from Innsbruck because of the shopping center, but almost nobody was driving towards Salzburg, so I had to wait a long time.―simi
45.13784, 7.74189
Going East/Milano->then further to Austria, You have to put some effort into reaching this spot but for me it was absolutely worth it. I decided to start it chill here before trying to catch every car going out, so I just sat down had some breakfast and watched out for a non italian car. Goal was getting a ride to Austria, so when the first german car came I asked them and got a ride right to my home city.for the approach see the pictures. there are several bus lines going to different stations nearby, then you have to walk for around 30 minutes, but it is definitly worth trying it. Probably the best spot around.
―Johj
47.4211, 13.38304
―Ecureuil
47.25686, 11.37784
No one picked me up in 3 hours, really humbling experience―Anschke
47.24134, 11.38948
Got lucky and caught a ride all the way to Brescia―Cajrumbummm
47.7374, 12.12588
Good spot, got a ride straight to innsbruck―Cajrumbummm
47.24152, 11.38992
Most people went back up to Germany but I got lucky and found a truck driver who went to Milano―Anonymous
46.76466, 11.64269
Pretty nice spot to stand in the shade, just before the pull in for the parking area before the toll booth. Took quite a long time for us but maybe it was bad luck, eventually we changed our sign from Innsbruck to Brenner, and got picked up a while after by a lovely Austrian who took us to Innsbruck anyways.Police and toll booth people dont seem to mind if you hitchhike onto the toll road from here.
―Anonymous
47.24195, 11.38986
Got a lift to the border. Guy and girl with sign, heading for Slovenia. Bus stop with space to stop, but quite a lot of local traffic.―Wienerpolser
47.25593, 11.32132
Good sports page 20 euros for fuel and tolls―sisiamigomio
47.26327, 11.42825
Best option to go east, cars can stop at the gas station―Anonymous
47.26336, 11.42969
I asked the first person if he could take me to Germany. He was super kind (a croatian man) and he gave me a great ride to Rosenheim―Niklas
47.54523, 9.73854
A long wait for a long lift―Ryancomet
47.15055, 9.81395
If you stand on the roundabout with a sign to Innsbruck, the cars can take the exit onto the parking lot.―Proxi