Hitchhiking from Redmond
Hitchhiking to Redmond
Recent reviews mentioning Redmond
47.62454, -122.3342
Hard to find a proper spot. Lots of traffic, but short shoulder and sign forbidding pedestrians to go too much on-ramp.Got finally a ride from Annie, a girl in her twenties with a free afternoon who offered me to go all the way to Portland.
Very nice ride , lots of chat, nice weather and good view on Mt Reinier all the way !
―Osparagus
47.66276, -122.32113
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47.62982, -122.32598
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47.66276, -122.32113
Liberal location. Busy exit. Young drivers.―Anonymous
47.62982, -122.32598
I-5 BETWEEN LAKEVIEW BOULEVARD EAST―Anonymous
47.63814, -122.32355
―Nderkach
47.60273, -122.32667
Waiter for 4 hours and nobody stopped. Could be due the the fact that at the beginning of the entrance ramp there is a homeless camp under the viaduct, so drivers automatically think one is a begeer/panhandler―Anonymous
47.63814, -122.32355
Entrance to i-5, south direction.30 min wait
―Anonymous
47.53111, -122.02204
Seems like the best spot if you want to get out of Seattle. You can take busses all the way to downtown Issaquah, then it's a short walk to this onramp.―MossytheMuse
47.53861, -122.03626
Seemingly a good spot with heavy traffic, but no luck for me on a Thursday morning. Got a car stopping within 5 minutes, only to get told off for trying to hitchhike. Almost an hour later someone stopped but went West towards Seattle, while I wanted to go East. Gave up at that point.―Raureif