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The hitchhiking-spot in Henningsdorf '''Rasthof Stolper Heide''' is the best option to reach [[Hamburg]], [[Rostock]] or [[Scandinavia]]. You are going to have to go on a 2 km walk in total (part of which involves gorgeous forests...). S-Bahn station ''Heiligensee'' (S25 towards Henningsdorf, 2.30 € ticket), walk down Ruppiner Chaussee northwards about 200 meters and turn right on an asphalt walking path (− there's a sign saying "Berliner Mauerweg"). Follow the path for 10-15 minutes. Cross the bridge over the motorway and turn left - you can stay close to the motorway in order not to lose it and quickly you will see a short railing on the your right. You pathway that you can easily jump over and then walk down the little hill follow to the motorwaythis Rasthof. Walk along As you get closer to the way exit for about 600/700mthe service station, if you walk on the path in the woods you will be on the wrong side of see a tall green fence and have - it is possible but inadvisable to go back. The large petrol station is therejump this: alternativley get on the correct side of it before it starts or after it ends. You can easily get a direct ride to [[Hamburg]] from here.(Update May 2011 - You don't have to jump over the railing - you could follow the path, because the fence is opened at the end.) A very close-by spot that saves you the 2 km walk: Get off one station earlier, ''Schulzendorf'' (S25 towards Henningsdorf, 2.30€ ticket). Get out from the front of the train, and out of the station, follow Ruppiner Chaussee north, and take the first right (Schulzendorfer Straße). And there you are, on the motorway access ramp, 5 min walk from the station. However, at this spot the access ramp is quite narrow, and there is not a good place for cars to stop safely. There is also a curve in the road, and cars are travelling quickly, so this spot might be dangerous for you and the drivers. You can take ''any'' ride. If the car doesn't go your way, he can drop you off at the petrol station "Rasthof Stolper Heide" some kilometers up the road.