Hitchhiking from Amsterdam to Munich
About 13 h 54 min of hitchhiking — roughly 969 km in 5 ride(s), including about 3 h 04 min of waiting by the road. These figures come from rides hitchhikers logged on this map, not from an estimate.
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Step by step
- Get from Amsterdam to Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam — 4.6 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
- Hitch 47.0 km (28 min) from Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam to Shell Station Pieter Nieuwland. Expect around 24 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
- Walk 5.7 km (1 h 09 min) from Shell Station Pieter Nieuwland to Esso Bunnik.
- Hitch 92.1 km (55 min) from Esso Bunnik to Bergh Zuid. Expect around 53 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
- Hitch 136.7 km (1 h 22 min) from Bergh Zuid to Raststätte Ohligser Heide West. Expect around 34 min of waiting here. 4 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
- Hitch 206.9 km (2 h 04 min) from Raststätte Ohligser Heide West to Medenbach-West. Expect around 54 min of waiting here. 5 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
- Hitch 486.5 km (4 h 52 min) from Medenbach-West to Munich. Expect around 20 min of waiting here. 3 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
- Get from a hitchhiking spot near Munich to Munich — 0.9 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
What hitchhikers said along this route
“Got a ride to Utrecht after 35 minutes, more or less. A lot of cars passing by, but seems that they don't give a shit.”
― Lipegon, Tue 2015-05-12 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“This spot doesn't seems to be the best option in the northeast direction. I have been waiting here for a lift in direction to Groningen for more than one hour”
― Xkomczax, Sun 2013-09-08 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“Super good! Got a direct ride to Utrecht after only 5 minutes!!”
― Emanuele19956, Mon 2016-09-12 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“There is closed road used for constructing, which should be used as a place to stop. A lot of traffic, chance to get a lift to Utrecht.”
― Anonymous, Sun 2013-02-17 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“Can be a good spot, you need to go up the ramp in front of the highway sign. Behind there is a place for cars to stop. Definitely use a sign with "Utrecht" otherwise local cars will stop. Don't stay at the corner by the traffic lights there is no place to stop. Stand there for like 50 minutes - only one local ride. After going further up the ramp got a ride after around 15 minutes. A lot of traf”
― Finn, Sun 2023-03-19 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“Great spot to hitchhike out of Amsterdam towards Utrecht. Walk up next to the highway ramp and then there is a wide shoulder. Had a big sign and waited only 3 minutes.”
― Anonymous, Sat 2024-03-16 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“awesome spot, lots of traffic, barely any wait time and the guy who took me was super chill and even took a detour to bring me to Utrecht Centrum.”
― leberkassemmerl, Thu 2026-04-30 · Amstelveenseweg, Amsterdam
“Arnhem, Nijmegen, Germany. Fuel station on A12 between junction Knooppunt Lunetten and access lane 19 “De Slagmaat†(5 km) . Bus 41/43 stop “Oud Amelisweerdâ€, 150 m E Koningslaan, 300 m SE/S Achterdijk, 200 m E Parallelweg (parallel A12, Ss). 20 mins. Fuel station on the motorway. Ss.”
― Anonymous · Esso Bunnik
“great, thanks for the easy directions!”
― Anonymous, Thu 2011-06-09 · Esso Bunnik
“yes train is also possible, but i prefer to take the bus, its a bit shorter walking, and also very easy to find.”
― Anonymous, Sun 2011-07-17 · Esso Bunnik
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Waiting times and distances are averages from community-logged rides. Travel time assumes 100 km/h in a car and 5 km/h walking. They are not guarantees.