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Hitchhiking from Beelitz

Beelitz on Hitchhiking Map

The best-evidenced place to start hitchhiking out of Beelitz is about 8.0 km north of the centre. Show this spot on the map. 27 logged rides there average 4.4 out of 5, with a typical wait around 35 minutes.

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52.30333, 13.01498

We came here from Berlin and got picked up within minutes. Got really lucky (two guys)
―Thumbouttakeme

52.30333, 13.01498


―Anonymous

52.30333, 13.01498

really nice spot
most of the cars here are doing long distance ride so you’ll find anything
i get some offers for cologne, hannover and then finally i got one the the hirschberg gas station before nurnberg
totally recommend it !!
place yourself next to the sign and hitchhike on both side of the road (sign required !)
good luck (that spot is maybe the best to leave berlin south)
😌😌😌
―barish

52.43408, 13.19135

highway still in construction
take the bus to the michendorf gas station it will be your only choice to get south easier (for nurnberg and all i mean)
good luck 🙏🏻
―barish

52.36961, 13.0485

Tried this spot last year and quickly got a ride to Michendorf. This time, we were offered a ride all the way to Leipzig by a guy going to Munich. He was local, so I suppose we got lucky. A good spot with ample space to stop, but a bit of a hike from the city center. The bus stop Deutscher Wetterdienst (also along the Michendorfer Chausee, closer to the center) might also be an option, though we didn’t have any luck there (probably because it was getting late).
―Kreft

52.30333, 13.01498

Very nice spot. Got there on a sunday morning at 7:30, it looked extremely empty, but after 30mins at the on-ramp with a "HANNOVER WEST" sign a nice man stopped trying to take me to Helmstedt, but right as I was putting my stuff into his backseat, another car stopped after seeing my sign, saying they'll take me to Duisburg. Obviously I took that offer. Very nice people, even the ones that didn't take me. Very nice experience for my very first time hitchhiking
―B5Scheuert

52.33589, 10.23767

Waited ~1 hour here
―Anonymous

52.30333, 13.01498

Took a bit of time, many people sloped and offer a ride to Magdeburg, but I refused as I needed to get on A9 highway. Eventually, I got a ride with a truck to crossroad of A9 and A4, as I was going to Weimar. Truck was going to Lyon actually.
―estasbien

52.30343, 13.01511

Took me way to long to get out of there
―kerylll

51.66904, 14.78182

Arrived at midnight and asked drivers pulling in for rides toward Germany. Lots of false starts and difficulty given the hour, but a good ride to Berlin (Michendorf) within about two hours in the early morning/late night I consider reasonable. There was quite a bit of traffic given the time, though much of it couples with packed cars. Hitching in the day I don’t think you’d be waiting very long.
―Movethathoof

52.30333, 13.01498

There is little traffic, (we were here on monday at 4pm), but it is worth the wait. People are going to Leipzig, Hanover or somewhere further west.
―drzdnk

52.30333, 13.01498

Good spot, we think. It seems to be a regular spot for hitchhikers heading south/southwest/west. We stood by the western on-ramp to the autobahn. Not a lot of traffic, but we also arrived late in the day. P.S. There’s a shower: think about using it you bum!

We were two guys hitchhiking late in the afternoon/evening. We were signaling to go for Leipzig/Magdeburg. The hour was late in the day, so when a driver offered us a ride to Leipzig we accepted. In hindsight, we should probably have headed straight west towards Magdeburg/Hannover, since it was difficult to plan the route after stopping on the road to, or in, Leipzig. We were heading northwest after Leipzig towards Göttingen/Kassel via the A38. We did however get onto the A38 by sheer luck, the driver’s poor sense of direction and him being a bit creepy (esoteric guy that let us lie in the back of his van). Stay safe out there folks.
―Ledan

52.36961, 13.0485

Two guys hitchhiking in the afternoon. We were picked up by a local heading to Michendorf. We were visible and there’s room for the drivers to stop, but we hiked to this spot from Potsdam and travelling along the road the amount of cars passing by would vary.
―Ledan

52.2606, 7.84919

Quite a lot of full cars with holiday-goers, but enough traffic atleast! Got a lift that went close to Berlin after around half an hour. A few people were also going North.
―Mazi

52.3011, 13.0178

Big station, many cars standing on the parking lot, few cars going. People going either to Berlin or North, truck drivers either somewhere local or in pairs (so no place for another person). After two hours of standing with a sign at the exit I went back to talk to people in front of the restaurant. One person who earlier said is not going my direction approached me saying they used to hitchhike and it's good if I move to am Fichtenplan, so I went with them (they were going to the airport to pick someone up)
―Martynan

52.23356, 11.02323

Got a ride to Berlin fast (with a person going there to bring back a piece of big furniture). Lady at the shop spoke no English but was very helpful with getting the paper for the hitch sign (after we managed to communicate somehow)and even run after me to give me a better one after a minute. Easy spot to get to by walking half an hour from the train station, a bit uphill though
―Martynan

52.30343, 13.01511

On Saturday afternoon it was basically empty, got a lucky ride with a sign "Magdeburg"
―Martynan

52.29527, 17.65216

Not too many people but spot seems ok, got a ride to Berlin with a sweet Kazach guy, had a lot of fun trying to get to know what Kazachstan is like trying to communicate in a mix of poor polish english and russian
―Martynan

52.30217, 13.01991

It's a great spot to go West. On a quiet Saturday morning, I got a ride all the way to NL within half an hour waiting, asking drivers and no sign.

The Michrndorf rest area is easily and quickly accessible by the multiple bus lines from Potsdam Hbf and a short walk.

This was the starting point of my first long-distance solo hitchhiking journey: from Berlin to Belgium. It couldn't have started off better than with this 589km, 6h15 ride :-)
―maxime

52.30274, 13.01376

Just had to ask 3 people.
―TillWenke

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