Hitchhiking from Amarillo
Hitchhiking to Amarillo
Recent reviews mentioning Amarillo
35.19245, -101.72208
Not great at all with a sign to hit the town on road 287 no one stopped in 6and half hours with intervals to escape the eat , Buc ees employees did not harrastede but don't think its worth going talk to people , in Parkin lot ,unless you want see the police show up , ended up starting to walk in the rain and a trucker stop for me because his daughter told him to pick me up ,Maybe different experience if you try to continue on I 40 but can't tell for sure
―Cigarettesbum
35.03041, -106.94678
Can't tell for sure about that spot as the same peoples who pick me for going to the grand canyon gave me a ride all the way to Texas spread on two days , but this spot could go either way as it is reserve casino security could be bitchy, but there is a lot of truck and car trafic―Cigarettesbum
35.19315, -101.72472
Got kicked out of the close Buc-ee's.Nice ramp with enough space.
A Georgian delivery man gave me a ride on his way to LA. Spent the ride talking with him in Russian through translator.
He would have brought me to Las Vegas, NM, if he didn't have the work tracker on his van.
Offered me money, water bottles snacks and an external battery, and to meet him in LA when I'll be there as well !
―Osparagus
33.966, -98.70872
Hitchhiked directly on the highway.Got a ride from two Oregon men on their way to Amarillo.
Nice and willing to help.
Crazy car, none had driver licenses, were trying to find a solution to get their friend out of jail for detaining meth.
Dropped me in Amarillo as they were still running errands in town but offered me to pick me up and drive me further West when they would head that direction if I haven't found another ride at that point.
―Osparagus
37.65511, -104.79114
Waited about 3 hours for a ride all the way to Amarillo. Not a bad spot for Interstate hitchhiking but the sun can be pretty brutal.―MossytheMuse
35.00469, -106.02815
Not a spot by the road. It is Lisa's truck stop. Very nice staff. Didnt kick me out for asking around―NM
35.19261, -101.68542
Might have just been unlucky but we were on the side of the road for 5 hours, maybe more. State Trooper pulled over to check on us and apologize that they aren't allowed to pick up hitchhikers anymore. Somewhere on Hitchhike someone mentions that Texans will more likely give you money than a ride. This was true in our experience. We stopped in the diner across the street for lunch and people were very helpful but no rides. Eventually a guy picked us up going all the way to Childress.―MossytheMuse