A couple people who couldnt see the sign properly pulled over, but then weren't going to Tromsø. Most people ignored. You might have more luck hitching to the road junction further North then hitching again across to Tromsø. The bus to Tromsø does stop here, so it's a good spot to attempt if you've got nothing else to do.

Expect low traffic on this road, really lonely but great experience to go that way to Umea

Low traffic but I just waited on the exit from parking and it worked.

Good spot, driver took me to Hauklandstranda, even if she wasn't going there.

It seems pretty good for hitchhiking, but I somehow spent a lot of time there.

Great spot to head towards Oslo! There's not much space for drivers to pull over, but it's wide enough for them to pull to the side and stop. It's also beneficial that there is a roundabout and drivers go slower and can take their time to think about picking you up when they see you.

I saw it like the only place where car can stop on the right side, but they go fast and it's not ideal. But actually somehow it took 3min for me

No place to stop

Literally first car took me

One of my best hitchhiking experiences from that spot. Lady who took, offered me a place to sleep in her campervan on Fosselv Camping. She left me a keys and I could do a laundry also - just amazing

I was lazy to walk to the spots on exit from the city and I think this bus stop is good enough

First tourist car with free space will take you

45 minutes on a sunday afternoon, I never wait that long usually. But the spot issue good. I took a just a 20 minutes ride to the military zone, cuz I was freezing. Then I get mire lucky and find one quicker.

Not a good spot if you want to go north, it's a dead end.

One male 40+, with a sign "Oslo", one big and one small backpacks, sunny and warm day. Going to Oslo. A bus stop, good visibility and enough space even for a lorry to stop. Much closer there is a petrol station, but it's on a curve with almost no space to stop, so I think this place is better and worth the extra 20 minutes walk. I was very luck this time. I waited only 10 minutes and I got a ride straight to the Oslo centre.

One male 40+, with a sign "Stockholm", one big and one small backpacks, rainy day. A bus stop, good visibility and enough space even for a lorry to stop. Not very busy road, a few cars per minut. I waited only 20 minutes. The fact that I was wearing a t-shirt with a big Polish emblem helped me loooads. The lorry driver who stopy was Polish. He took me to the border, where I quicky got a ride from an anothy Polish truck driver to Stockholm. I'm not sure how long I'd have to wait if I didn't have the t-shirt. The place is a bit far from the Oslo centre, but about half an hour walk is a decent size park-forest where I pitched a tent for a night.

Great spot, got it all! Just a shame all the drivers are Norwegian. Good possibilities here to camp down the hill in the trees if you need

Great visibility, plenty of space to stop, drivers not going fast, it’s got it all!

Old guy took me to a better spot. Going towards Sverige.

Previous driver dropped me a couple kms north up the road so I had to walk back all the way while trying to score a ride, but almost as soon as I made it to the roundabout I got a lift! Cool Tajik truck driver (again) who gave me tons of food and drove until his tachometer ran out in Støren. This is the spot to go north!

Lot of space, but still in the city Best option though Difficult as always in Norway 54 tunels and you're in Bergen!

It is Norway! Change country

Yeah bro Norway is a terrible country to hitchhack

Here you have a bus stop with a roof if needed You also have a K-market But so it's sad cause half of the cars stops at this supermarket I waited for a long time, this road is not easy to hitchhack, but an Estonian guy took me all the way to Norway's coast!

good spot cars are very slow here and after couple of minutes I catch car to Otta with guy from Norway

got a short ride to the next gas station/rest area. There is much traffic to Norway there.

Male, Sunday evening in summer, going south to Sweden. Mostly local traffic, but this is a place where people pass from Norway/Finland driving down to Sweden. Also a gasstation and a store nearby. Didn't need to camp because an elderly couple took me late in the evening to Sweden, but I think there is plenty of opportunities to camp in the forest.

Waited for drivers leaving the parking area of the supermarket. They're almost all going down to Norway (hh in August 2025)

Nice grandmother from norway stopped

i think i just got unlucky - i was stuck here for almost 2 hours when in theory it should be a perfect spot. eventually i was saved and hitched a car to Norway. i reccomend a sign, because after a few kms the road splits in two.

I went on the ferry thanks to a car coming from Maribo. Then on the ferry I was looking for people going directly to Hamburg. After 10 people, I found 2 dutch brothers coming from Norway and going to the Netherlands. They dropped me at Moorfleet Ikea Hamburg. I was alone and with a small bag.

It's better here, a Romanian truck driver picked me up, (my first truck in Norway)

I took a bus from city centre (50nok) to this spot. I was lucky, my last hitchhike in Norway!!! And picked up by a smiling Syrian man.. it was really hard to hitchhike in Norway compared with other European countries, but in the end, I made it! :) thanks to those who I met;)

May 2025. I think I got insanely lucky - a lift all the way to Norway with a local guy.

2persons. We were aiming to go towards Norway. Everyone seemed to be only going to Gothenburg, eventually we found a girl that was going to Trollhättan and we decided to get dropped off in Bohus.

Awesome spot to go north to Norway. Cars go pretty slow because it is in town and there’s a good amount of traffic.

I was at the bus stop in front of the airport. A man from Norway going to Montenegro took me to Herceg Novi where I can take a bus to Kotor.

stranded here in the night (march 2025) tried for an hour but then decided to check in at the hostel, to try the next day. in the morning we asked people at the tankstation to bring us to Oslo. After three hours we found a ride not to Oslo but in Norway. theoretically this tankstation is perfect for hitchhiking but in our experience the people were not really keen on helping us.

German couple who are going to Norway picked me up around the gas station entry. good place to go Denmark

I was camping there. Many cars are heading to Copenhagen. Much traffic to Sweden and Norway too, but many of the cars are full. After 3 hours got a ride to Kastrup. It was maybe not my lucky day that day.