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=== South to [[Dimona]], [[Eilat]], Aqaba ([[Jordan]]), [[Egypt]] === | === South to [[Dimona]], [[Eilat]], Aqaba ([[Jordan]]), [[Egypt]] === | ||
| + | Though you can try your luck in the Negev Brigade junction, you will be better off trying to hitchhike from the Sarah Junction, 3 km from the center. To get there, walk south on Eilat road from the center of the city, then turn left in Yigal Alon Road, after 20min you will arrive there. Pass the street and hitchhike on road 25. | ||
| − | + | The road passes through Dimona, meets up with road 90, the southbound traffic from the Dead Sea at [[Ha'Arava Junction]], and ends in [[Eilat]]. Next to Eilat are Jordanian and Egyptian border crossings. | |
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[[Category:Israel]] | [[Category:Israel]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:45, 1 March 2009
Be'er Sheva is a city in Israel, often considered the gateway to the Negev region of the country.
Hitching Out
A good place to start hitching in all directions is the Negev Brigade junction, which can be reached by walking three kilometers or so northeast on Derech Hevron out of the city center.
North to Tel Aviv, East to Arad, Dead Sea
From Negev Brigade junction, hitchhike east to the next major junction, where the road splits north towards Tel Aviv or east (road 31) to Arad and the hotel area of the Dead Sea.
South to Dimona, Eilat, Aqaba (Jordan), Egypt
Though you can try your luck in the Negev Brigade junction, you will be better off trying to hitchhike from the Sarah Junction, 3 km from the center. To get there, walk south on Eilat road from the center of the city, then turn left in Yigal Alon Road, after 20min you will arrive there. Pass the street and hitchhike on road 25.
The road passes through Dimona, meets up with road 90, the southbound traffic from the Dead Sea at Ha'Arava Junction, and ends in Eilat. Next to Eilat are Jordanian and Egyptian border crossings.
