Hitchhiking from Los Andes
Hitchhiking to Los Andes
Recent reviews mentioning Los Andes
-32.87777, -70.67795
much local traffic, easy to get to the next highway―crazyrik
-33.09426, -68.87844
really, really good spot to get over the Andes to Chile and directly to Santiago. My original plan was to go South but I had no luck finding a car going there so I ended up taking an offer to go west.The employees at the fuel station are nice but the won't allow you to ask the drivers directly.
―crazyrik
-32.83757, -70.54866
―Anonymous
-32.83552, -70.54621
All manner of Argentine vehicles moving through the road. Got a lift all the way to Cordoba by one very friendly truck driver. Thumb out ahead of the clearing at the traffic lights - if they're eager, they'll park up whilst slowing down anyway.―Anonymous
-32.83552, -70.54621
The red light at the railroad forces all cars and trucks to stop, which makes it easy to talk to them. Unfortunately, we waited for 1h and we only got a ride to Rio Blanco instead of Mendoza.El semáforo de la vía ferrea para a todos los autos, y es facil hablar con los conductores. Lamentablemente, esperamos 1h antes de que un van nos tomó hasta Rio Blanco.
―Anonymous
-32.82273, -69.93825
Very long waiting time. No one stops, even though there is room to. The people that picked me up told me it's very rare to hitch hike in Mendoza, so they're not used to it.―Anonymous
-32.83552, -70.54621
Good spot to go to Argentina, you can take a bus from Santiago to Los Andes and then from the center you take a shared cab to there, just talk to the people and they'll know where to find those cabs. Plenty of truckies on this road, got my lift straigth to Mendoza. At the customs they'll ask you for an adress in Argentina, just look to an hostel adress beforehand, they won't check if you've booked in there. Truckies customs close at night so be carefull not to get stuck there.―santisaround