Hitchhiking from Trappes
Hitchhiking to Trappes
Recent reviews mentioning Trappes
48.67356, 2.19166
Perfect spot to go to nearest Peage―sckmefck
48.67356, 2.19166
Perfect spot to go to nearest Peage―sckmefck
48.63646, 2.14731
Good spot to HH. Good traffic, at least 8 car/min. Quite an adventure to reach the gas station from Paris. Metro, RER, a bus and 45min walk in the sun but worth it. I climbed a 180cm wall to get into the station but there is some kind of hole in the metallic fence that can be used too. I waited 1h10 with my thumb and a sign to Orleans and Clermont Ferrand. There was a lot of family with full cars, foreigners (NL, B, D) and french. I got luck and found a car heading to Toulouse.I recommend wondering around and asking people I they will accept you in their car.
―Anonymous
48.63646, 2.14731
I couldn find someone, but another french hitchiker found someone for us together―Anonymous
48.63621, 2.14641
Very crowded service area, the first after Paris. Asking around or holding your thumb up, both work very well there.―WhinniePuuh
48.67356, 2.19166
Decent spot. Just take your time and make sure people are really going your way. People don't know the area well, and the highway is splitting into 3 different roads : N104, A10 and later A11.―WhinniePuuh
48.72959, 2.16366
Not an ideal spot as cars don't have much space to stop, but it still works. Most cars go at least to the roundabout of "Les Ulis" which is probably a better spot.―WhinniePuuh
48.7293, 2.12805
During the day, nearly all cars passing hear go to the Christ de Sacoay station, which is a good spot for reaching the highway.In the morning though, there is always a big traffic jam, and half of the people are turning before to rech the CEA research campus.
―WhinniePuuh
48.76065, 2.12445
Convenient spot to reach the "Christ de Saclay" station―WhinniePuuh
48.63555, 2.14949
Was heading towards Belgium and didn't want to enter Paris. Had a pannel "Vers Bruxelles" which was quite ambitious but in the end it worked, a ddrievr took me all the way until Lille, avoiding crossing Paris with public transportation under the heatwave. I put myself at the end of the pétrole station and waited. Good traffic on the station―Adrien44
47.50045, -0.49044
I went to the end of the pétrole station trying to get all the traffic that was pretty low thought...In the end I catch a ride with a truck driver until Limours area avoiding me to enter Paris. Best spot in my opinion to go to Paris, used multiple times, maybe best to ask directly to drivers
―Adrien44
48.10193, -1.60782
We were dropped at this spot Sunday afternoon by a frequent driver who told us he usually picks hitchhikers there, and added that all drivers going from Rennes to Paris drive through this spot.We were a group of 3 so lined up along the exit, used thumb and sign and got picked up relatively quickly to be taken to Paris!
―elisabethhirtz
48.63656, 2.1475
En plein cagnard, notre équipe de 3 a été prise super rapidement pour aller vers Le Mans!On aurait pu attendre plus longtemps pour sûrement avoir un trajet jusqu’à Rennes et nous rapprocher de notre destination finale Dinard.
Tout le monde sur le rond point était super souriant et nous encourageait!
―elisabethhirtz
48.94184, 1.95408
really good Spot to reach Rouen, Caen and Le Havre from Paris (take the RER A to Poissy or Saint-Germain-en-Laye then the bus)―Mano75
48.46222, -0.19208
to paris―Anonymous
48.83195, 2.15295
There is a lot of traffic, but the traffic light is really fast. The people are not very nice and don’t easily give rides to strangers. However, some people are kind and might offer you a lift."―St0up
48.67356, 2.19166
Pretty decent place if you can get dropped of here, not so much if you have to walk to it.―Chris9012
48.684, 2.20448
Because there is only a onramp no oframp I tried hitching to the next one. Road seemed a bit dodgy to walk. Gave up after 16 minutes and took the long hike to the onramp with the three roundabouts. Try to get dropped of there in the first place, because it's not an easy route.―Chris9012
48.81971, 2.32643
I didn't enjoy hitching there, but you can't argue the results. I stood after the pedestrian crossing to stand out from the crowd, but I gues you could go before and ask the drivers waiting on the red light. I had sign "A10".―Chris9012
48.94184, 1.95411
You can take a bus and like 20 minutes walking and you are there. Best way to go directly to Roun or Caen―pomp