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==Hitching OutHitchhiking out ==

# There's a big truckstop / petrol station a few km out of town, just after the caravan park, where lots of trucks stop. It would be a good place to ask the drivers and catch a ride. Asking for a ride to Port Augusta might be a good idea.<br />''I waited in that station for about 15 minutes and got a ride to [[Port Augusta]] and from there a ride all the way to [[Perth]].<br />I think http://www.highway1touristpark.com/ is the caravan park with station next to it''

Heading towards Melbourne, it is best to you could wait for a lift on Glen Osmond Road before it joins the South Eastern Freeway(which is also the Princes Highway), or further out of town along this highway at Crafers or Stirling. A number of bus lines including the 100, 230F, 840, 841F, 861, 863, or 864 can drop you off at the intersection of Cross Road and Glen Osmond Road, or further at Crafers, Stirling. The At the Cross/Glen Osmond intersection is still in city-area on Mount Barker Road a two-lane road, with a lot of local traffic and not very good visibility for cars to see the hitchhiker anywhere around this intersection until they are very close, further along you can stand at Crafers or Stirling small on-ramps to the east highway which have less traffic but all are entering the highway and out of the intersection of Crosscity area.  In one hitcher's experience, after the Glen Osmond intersection there isn't really space to stand by the road, but the buses also go further along the freeway through Crafers, Arbury, Stirling and Mount Barker and you can try getting off any of these. The first stop out of town is stop 16 and Portrush Roads is just a small road with not so much traffic but you can have luck walking a good spot few metres past the petrol station to stand before the ramp back onto the freeway (one hitcher waited just 15 mins here). You could also take the bus further and find spots to trystand at Crafers, Arbury, Stirling or Mount Barker where there will be more traffic.

In one another hitcher's experienceat the Glen Osmond intersection, mid-morning Saturday was the best time to find long rides. During the week much of the traffic is local and not good for an inter-city trip.You could also aim to get a lift toward's "Murray Bridge" (outside of Adelaide but in the direction of Melbourne) and get dropped off on a downhill section of the highway. Many trucks will pass you/pick you up heading to Melbourne. Another hitcher found it difficult to get a ride from the intersection on the edge of the city, but rather had more luck taking the bus to a place just a little further out along the highway.   == Things To Do In Adelaide ==Everything is to find on [http://nomadwiki.org/en/Adelaide Nomadwiki]