Hitchhiking from Bath
Hitchhiking to Bath
Recent reviews mentioning Bath
51.45945, -2.58912
Layby at Moxy Bristol ( hotel on Newfoundland Rd BS1 ) IS NOW VERY GOOD ..for M4 West or East―Anonymous
51.47538, -2.5609
Decent spot for traffic to see you. The split in the road can give cars a spot to stop but might cause some traffic and angry honks. Best to have a sign as the highway splits north and east further up―Breno
51.46085, -2.58154
Hitchhiking north on M5―Anonymous
50.97076, 1.84314
One on the ferry, ask everyone for a lift. A lot of people had full cars but with a little luck you will get a ride. When i went to England i managed to get a ride all to way to Bristol. On the way back from England i didnt get a ride, and getting stuck in Calais is HORRIBLE. So ask everyone.―stepanfoj
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―Uri
51.46085, -2.58154
Was headed west to Pembrokeshire , stood by the entrance to the patrol station and got picked up quickly by someone coming out the petrol station who was going camping in the breacon beacons . A really great spot, thanks hitchmap!―Sineadie
51.46085, -2.58154
I hate hitching from within cities and being solo you may attract more heckling here, I had a sign for london and gave up after only being offered one lift the wrong way in an hour and a half―ActingOutColours
51.50561, -2.52866
―Anonymous
51.46657, -2.57449
To go onto the M32: After the roundabout there is a long hard shoulder immediately after the motorway sign, with enough space for cars to stop for you.―Anonymous
51.50561, -2.52866
all traffic will be headed onto the M32 from this spot and they will also have to stop for you―Anonymous
51.46085, -2.58154
This is a petrol station in the city centre and is very easily accessible from anywhere in the city- basically opposite Cabot Circus.It is potentially a good spot if you are lucky not to get kicked out by the petrol station staff (that's what happened to us). Nevertheless, you can wait at the exit, where cars have slowed down to join the traffic, but being able to talk to the driver is infinitely better.
―Anonymous
51.46657, -2.57449
I waited to get onto the M32 for 3 hours on a nice summers day and not a soul stopped. Ended up walking to the train station. But great spot physically, maybe i was just unlucky―Anonymous
51.46657, -2.57449
Hitched here end of March 1pm. Sunny day. Waited in the short shoulder for 30 min with sign saying: "Cardiff". Got a lift.Traffic is very busy. U need luck and a smile :)
―LaZubi
51.46657, -2.57449
2 more lives for the Master.―NeedLives4TheMaster
51.46657, -2.57449
The hard shoulder before it joins the M-way, is actually short, and narrow, and curves severely to the right. The traffic is fairly fast-moving and closely-packed, and despite plenty of sympathetic gestures from drivers, I think that this is a pretty unattractive stopping place for them. Would not use it next time. (The police passed me 3-4 times without comment, thus the terrain seems secure.)―NeedLives4TheMaster
51.46085, -2.58154
Very nice place, waited here only 20 minutes to get a lift to London. I stood close to the traffic light so people could stop after seeing me at the petrol station.―Anonymous
51.46085, -2.58154
Stood just before the petrol station: waited only 10 minutes to get a lift to Wales (with 'Wales' sign)―Anonymous
51.46085, -2.58154
Stood just before the petrol station, 10min to get a ride to Oxford―Kub
51.46085, -2.58154
stood at the exit of the petrol station so I could ask the drivers exiting and still show my sign to passing by cars that are not too fast because of the traffic light before.―Anonymous
51.46085, -2.58154
Didn't think to talk to the drivers at the petrol station exit and ended up waiting an hour for a lift.―Anonymous