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39.42256, -0.37469

Tried to go south on the highway, didn't work for me
―Friedolin

39.42348, -0.37579

Tried to go south on the highway, didn't work for me
―Friedolin

39.86312, -0.12325

Realy nice spot for hitchiking to Valencia. Lot of foreigners, we got ride after twenty minutes, stood there with a sign Valencia, boy and girl, it was evening, probably weekday
―Anonymous

39.39617, -0.48813

The instructions here are good, were here on a sunday so obviously a bit slower but plenty of Traffic coming through. Best place to head south out of Valencia, worth the trek

―UnarmedCherokee

take the metro line 1 in the direction to Villanueva de Castellón and get off at Sant Ramon. Walk over the tracks, then a bit to left in the direction to the motorway. then follow the motorway to the right for over 25. If you want to get to the south walk through the tunnel and then right. after 500 m you are there. You have to jump over the fence. there is a special podest for us chosen few to jump over the fence.
If you want to get to the North just stay ahead.
―Anonymous

39.30763, -0.40713

―Remm

39.3475, -0.3227

―Benoo

39.39617, -0.48813

Petrol station. Is far from the city but a good spot to hitch-hike North or South
―Anonymous

39.3475, -0.3227

Very good place, 1st car took us after one min to the direction of Valencia. There is a bus stop and the cars have the place to stop and pick you up.
―Anonymous

39.2877, -0.45591

Good spot to go to the south, just before entering the highway. There is a gas station where there are a lot of trucks.
―Yelo

39.44523, -0.36952

It took us about an hour to find a ride here. We tried both, standing with a sign at the road and asking around at the gas station. In the end, asking around worked, but there is a lot of local traffic! Try to find somebody to get you onto the highway, then take it from there.
Standing with a sign didn't work at all for us. Cars are very fast and it's hard for them to stop. I think it can work, but probably the gas station is the safer way to find a ride.
―kar10house

39.38641, -0.32707

Caravan/camping car area. A lot of travellers are parked around there.
If you're lucky, you ça meet one about to leave.

―Thieu

39.65024, -0.30301

Came there around 3 pm, nobody took me till next morning. It was saturday, but still...
―Alpazel

39.28766, -0.45587

Not a good place, at least on Sunday. The restaurant is closed, gas station looks oldschool, 99% local traffic. In the end i got rescued by germans with big old trucks who were searching everywhere for strong air pump for their wheels. If you have a chance to go to next station near Massalaves, go there, it looked much more promissing.
―Alpazel

39.38683, -0.32719

its a caravan park area - a lot of travellers are parked around there. If you're lucky, you can meet one about to leave. If you're not...
―Anonymous

39.39912, -0.49147

Good gas station. I took ride to Alcant in 20 minutes.
―Kubas

39.15475, -0.52876

A small gas station with not a lot of traffic and many people don't go far. Nonetheless, there are some tourists on this route and we (2) ended up finding a ride within 30 minutes or so to Murcia (could have gone further to Cartagena and continued the next day with them to Málaga).
In the end we decided to visit Málaga and take a BlaBlaCar from there.
The A7 is challenging to hitch-hike, because there are very very few service stations. If there are any, they are often off the highway. Had we not found a ride straight to Murcia, I think we might have been stuck there.
However, if you want to go further (Granada, Málaga), try to find a ride that takes you at least to Granada. This will be hard to find, but probably worth it.
―kar10house