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'''Rio Gallegos''' is a city in the south of Santa Cruz province, [[Argentina]].  
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'''{{FULLPAGENAME}}''' is a city in the south of Santa Cruz province, [[Argentina]].  
  
 
== Hitchhiking out ==
 
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=== South towards [[Punta Arenas]]/[[Ushuaia]] ===
 
=== South towards [[Punta Arenas]]/[[Ushuaia]] ===
 
Avenida San Martín turns into Ruta 3 if you just walk far enough (a few kilometers from the center). Eventually, you'll get to a spot that'll work for you. If you want a truck, though, (which is especially useful if you're going to Ushuaia), it might be better to try one of the two petrol stations (YPF and Petrobras) near the bus terminal.
 
Avenida San Martín turns into Ruta 3 if you just walk far enough (a few kilometers from the center). Eventually, you'll get to a spot that'll work for you. If you want a truck, though, (which is especially useful if you're going to Ushuaia), it might be better to try one of the two petrol stations (YPF and Petrobras) near the bus terminal.
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Latest revision as of 18:29, 9 January 2025

Rio Gallegos is a city in the south of Santa Cruz province, Argentina.

Hitchhiking out

North towards El Calafate/Trelew

The Ruta 3 goes right into Rio Gallegos, so you just gotta go to where it leaves the city, and there are some decent pull-outs where you can stick out your thumb. But if you're having trouble there, or someone offers to take you, about 20 or 30 km down the road is a police checkpoint right before it splits to with the Ruta 5 to the west and Ruta 3 to the north.

South towards Punta Arenas/Ushuaia

Avenida San Martín turns into Ruta 3 if you just walk far enough (a few kilometers from the center). Eventually, you'll get to a spot that'll work for you. If you want a truck, though, (which is especially useful if you're going to Ushuaia), it might be better to try one of the two petrol stations (YPF and Petrobras) near the bus terminal.