Hitchhiking from Berlin to Warsaw

About 9 h 40 min of hitchhiking — roughly 690 km in 3 ride(s), including about 1 h 45 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 Berlin to Jet — 10.5 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
Hitch 24.2 km (14 min) from Jet to Mittenwalde. Expect around 4 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
Walk 5.1 km (1 h 02 min) from Mittenwalde to Rasthof Am Fichtenplan.
Hitch 100.0 km (1 h 00 min) from Rasthof Am Fichtenplan to MOP Sosna. Expect around 1 h 14 min of waiting here. 8 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
Hitch 565.9 km (5 h 40 min) from MOP Sosna to Warsaw. Expect around 27 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
Get from a hitchhiking spot near Warsaw to Warsaw — 5.3 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.

What hitchhikers said along this route

“A good spot in direction to Dresden. We stayed there only 5-10 minutes and got a ride directly to Dresden. A lot of cars are passing by, even on holidays. Just don't forget to stay before the gas station as it's better for drivers to stop there.”
― Anonymous, 2015-04-08 · Jet

“We were there at 10 pm on sunday so it wasn't the best time to hitchiking. After 1.5h we got ride to Łódź”
― Kwiatek t, 2016-04-18 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Probably the only reasonable spot to get to Poland from Berlin. Yet it takes two hours to get here from the centre. Also, on weekdays there aren't too many cars going to Poland, but eventually you will find someone.”
― Starrider, 2014-02-11 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“really good place. we stop car Sunday in 40 minute directly in poznan. but its hard to reach this place, we walked a lot, because of transport which isnt so often in sunday.”
― Anonymous, 2014-06-18 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Probably very easy for direction Poznan, but a bit more challenging for Wroclaw or Dresden. Took us about 50-60 minutes to get a ride all the way to Wroclaw from here.”
― Maxim1110, 2015-08-17 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Very good spot! In fact there are many polish trucks which are actually nice! Take care not to miss the bus in Königs, there is only a bus every hour and a half to reach Brüsendorf (i waited).”
― Soundhiker, 2013-10-13 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Got a ride to Poznan in 1 minute. Warning, the bus to Brusendorf does not work on weekends! If you get to Konigs, its a very long walk, maybe 2 h+. I hitchhiked while walking in Konigs for Brusendorf. I have added the place in Konigs where the guy picked me up.”
― Radu122, 2014-09-03 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“excellent place to go to poland. its a little complicated to get there from berlin, but i did this; from berlin you took the RE(train) with direction to cottbus, untill the station "Königs Wusterhausen" then you have to take the bus 730, and get out in the last stop"brusendorf"(you can see it on the map) and then walk throw a plantation like 10 or 15 min and jump a fence to get to the gas station”
― Anonymous, 2013-09-16 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Did not work for going south. Eventually we walked one hour to Ragow and caught a ride there.”
― Anonymous, 2024-03-05 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

“Rather slow traffic, cars usually go back to Berlin, not the best for Polish border. Eventually had to walk around and ask drivers on the gas station for a lift to the border.”
― Diusha24, 2024-08-29 · Rasthof Am Fichtenplan

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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.