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Hitchhiking from Berlin to Copenhagen

About 10 h 43 min of hitchhiking — roughly 903 km in 3 ride(s), including about 1 h 42 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

  1. Get from Berlin to JET — 7.1 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
  2. Hitch 327.0 km (3 h 16 min) from JET to Sievekingsallee, Hamburg. Expect around 39 min of waiting here. 3 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  3. Hitch 543.7 km (5 h 26 min) from Sievekingsallee, Hamburg to Karlslunde Øst. Expect around 36 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  4. Hitch 31.9 km (19 min) from Karlslunde Øst to Copenhagen. Expect around 27 min of waiting here. 6 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  5. Get from a hitchhiking spot near Copenhagen to Copenhagen — 5.8 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.

What hitchhikers said along this route

“Got a lift to a petrol station on A24 after 30min by standing on the side of the road with a sign "A24". Lots of space to pull over and good visibility. Might be better to ask drivers at the petrol station, though.”
― RobertoCarlos, 2012-09-11 · JET
“I have cached a ride all the way to Denmark twice, holding a DK sign. Go a little further down the road from the petrol station to the light right before the highway. I found that it helped. I went between 9 and 10 in the morning on weekends. Got a ride after 30 min.”
― SimoneM, 2015-08-18 · JET
“Very good place to leave Berlin towards Hamburg! Thank you for taking us dear audi driver with the great stories about hitchhiking around the world”
― Fahrtwindlukas, 2013-08-14 · JET
“After 30 minutes of waiting for a ride to Hamburg we started to ask people on petrol station. Eventually got a ride to Hamburg!”
― Arbuuzs, 2015-06-15 · JET
“I met two other hitchers here and we asked around for an hour before a driver took all three of us-- two to Hamburg and me all the way to Kiel.”
― Anonymous, 2015-02-12 · JET
“Tried this place several time. Best is to talk to the people at the gasoline station. You will not wait for more than 30min to catch a ride on the A24 in direction to Hamburg :)”
― Tillmann, 2015-06-10 · JET
“Not much traffic at 7 in the morning. I asked for a ride to Stolpen Heide gas station and found one in 5 minutes.”
― Pletter, 2015-08-24 · JET
“Not that much far going traffic on a Saturday morning. We saw almost no HH cars passing by, mostly local number plates. We got a ride to the service station Stolper Heide in the end.”
― N0id, 2015-05-19 · JET
“good spot, but not a lot of people are using it. Maybe because it was sunday and voting day, but finally after 50 minutes we caught a guy to Rostock with board "Hamburg"”
― Paczix, 2013-10-12 · JET
“Wasted some time here because I was using Rostock sign. Most cars go to HH so if you're going to Rostock it's best to thumb or use A24 sign and ask the driver to drop you off at a further gas station (they're already marked).”
― Suman Mircea, 2013-05-08 · JET

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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.


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