Handbook: Hitchhiking

Your mom told you it was dangerous, but you just wouldn’t listen, would you?
So, you stood along some dusty road, somewhere out there, your thumb in the air, and waited.
And waited. Maybe you waited a long time, or maybe you didn’t. Maybe you hopped into a car, a little frightened at first, but then got into some conversation. Or awkward silence. Either way, you got where you were going.
Hitchhiking is a lost art, some say, but plenty of people–men and women alike–are making their way on down the road to wherever they’re headed, meeting new friends, learning to open up a little, and often getting the rarest of things…a free ride…in the process.
Articles About Hitchhiking
Blog Posts About Hitchhiking

Not the End of the Road

The Train to 1950

The Adventure Travel Film Festival 2015

Trapped in Essex

The Perfect Hitch

Hitchhiker’s Heaven

The Meeting at the Bottom of the World

The Last Hitchhiker

Train Ride on a Blue Moon

The Place Where North Meets South

How Capitalism Stole Hitchhiking

Just a Weird Camping Holiday

The Stinging Nettle in Barcelona

Two Old Friends

The Storm that Stopped the Boats

The Most Beautiful Country

Hitchhiking Memory Lane

The Hitchwiki Hackathon House

Bananas, Ruins and a Campervan

Finding the Sun

Hitchhiking to a War Zone

The City with Many Names

Armenian Ruins and Breakfast in Van

The Road to Van

The Other Side of Ararat

The Coldest Corner of Anatolia

Hitchhiking Georgia with Giorgis

Hitchhiking Armenia in Winter

A Very Yerevan Birthday

The Backstreets of Beyoglu
