Hitchhiking from Matadepera
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Hitchhiking to Matadepera
Recent reviews mentioning Matadepera
41.53391, 1.86502
We took a walk here because we thought it will be better spot. Unfortunately mostly local traffic.―kram
41.46676, 1.96866
Mostly local traffic―kram
41.46834, 1.97751
―Laurashiley
41.46845, 1.9772
Hitchhiked from the exit with a sign for Zaragoza for the solar eclipse. Got a couple offers to Valencia and Tarragona and even met a hitchhiking couple going to Valencia for the solar eclipse. I found an Italian who was going to Zaragoza also and we were both asking and signing at the exit for a ride. Took a while due to so little people going that way but eventually I got a ride with a Colombian person who took me to the centre of Zaragoza (sadly the other hitchhiker went for food when this happened).―Arcturus
41.51527, 1.89766
―daniellorell
42.84275, 2.9126
Perfect !! easy Italian guy drop me until Barcelona!―Rastrillator90
41.46836, 1.97718
Well, we firstly tried to stop to Zaragoza, that didnt work out too well, then we switched to Valencia, after an hour we got a ride to a gas station near tarragona―havl
42.42294, 1.92231
In theory, this should be a great hitchhiking spot. The cars are exiting a roundabout, so they're not going that fast, and visibility is great, so they can see you from afar. On top of that, you can also signal to cars leaving the gas station. Despite all this, I waited for longer than I expected. In the end, and old couple in an audi took me somewhere where I could catch a local train to Barcelona. The whole thing still took shorter than the rail replacement that I chose to skip. I had a sign with "Berga" and "Manresa" on it.―Mandarina787
41.46834, 1.97729
Fairly busy gas station with restaurant.Exit ramp is not super long but it's ok to wait there with sign.
No shade to hide in while waiting for a car.
It was Sunday, so I think lot of people was on journey home.
I was heading to Barcelona and got ride to Zaragoza.
Behind the gas station is little fores suitable for hammock.
―michalch
42.36087, 1.45207
Amazing spot. After just about 10 Minutes a couple brought me to San Cugat del Valles. Stand there with a Barcelona sign.―JamonWithRamon
42.40516, 2.87254
This is a good spot and me and my LoVE with our dog were suprised with tha car that took us. I was playing some music on my viola so maybe that helped?! Who knows…;)―NTKtriohitch
41.71184, 1.83438
This is one of the best spots in Manresa to go to Barcelona! We tried the two roundabout more in the north before for 1h15 but it was not working.So we mooved and get a course in 2 min!!
The spot is perfect with great space for the cars to stop before the roundabout.
―YouriLespinasse
41.46823, 1.97742
Not that great of a spot. Hitchiking in early November (2 guys) going south, waited for 3 hours before a Ukrainian guy took us to our destination, Peniscola. Although I don't know what would be a better spot to leave Barcelona.―Anonymous
41.65323, 1.97709
I just asked a woman I overtook while hiking.―Mandarina787
41.46839, 1.97741
I meet two hitchhikers, we were sure to catch ride for one of us. Caught a ride for all of us with many luggage―FedericoHitch
41.52671, 2.16706
We stood on a gas station without thumb or sign and some nice catalunyan guy asked us where are we going, we told him we need to get to the countryside so we can sleep and he offered to us that he will took us to his home so we can build up a tent on his garden. We were lucky, it was evening and a weekday, Lots of truck drivers and I think it is not the best spot..―Anonymous
42.41161, 2.87597
with my girlfriend (her comment bellow), after shopping in near mall (must visit, the prices were so low) we got a ride to Barcelona with german van guy (shoutout naked Gert, i love it)―kapitan
42.41161, 2.87597
Stood there with a sign to smaller town on the coast, but get a ride in direction Barcelona with a funny german guy in caravan.Mainly locals went here, it was a weekday in the early evening, a boy and a girl
―Anonymous
41.52671, 2.16706
―kapitan
41.61025, 1.84621
After an all too brief visit to Barcelona, I decided to begin my journey north, back towards my home. The original plan was to follow the coast, but being right in the middle of one of Spain's worst heatwaves in years, I decided north to Andorra would be a wiser (and prettier) option. I took the train with a Greek girl I met to Montserrat, where she promised a cable car, a very scenic train, and a monastery, how could I say no! After arriving, she told me she was staying that night in the monastery, and I decided to accompany her to help translate since she didn't speak any Spanish. This lead to a fantastic lunch with the monks and priests amongst the Dia De San Joan celebrations!Upon leaving, the bridge seemed like the most logical place to try to stop traffic. However, after an hour of shouted remarks from the patrons of the café across the road, and plenty of middle fingers from passing cars, my patience was starting to ware thin… After a quick beer to recharge, a refill of my water bottle, and another half hour wait, I got a lift from a very loud Spanish man up the motorway a little ways. Despite my pleas to drop me at a service station, he insisted in dropping me in his terrible hometown, Sallent…
If you choose to hitch from here, I'd still say the bridge is the best option going, and the train to the monastery is probably one of the most scenic options for getting out of Barcelona. However for your own sanity, definitely do not leave the motorway, get yourself dropped at a service station!
―Paquito
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