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What is Soul Summit Travel About?
On my blog you’ll find posts on a variety of different travel topics including hike guides, living on the road, outdoor destinations, and how to travel for cheap.
I hope I can inspire you to get out and explore our beautiful world.
Check out my Recent posts
- Lifestraw Go Stainless Steel Bottle Review: Is it the Best Filter Water Bottle for Travel?
Looking for a filtered water bottle for international travel so you don’t have to constantly buy plastic bottles of water? The Lifestraw Go might be your new best travel companion. In this post I dive into the pros and cons of this water bottle and if I’d recommend it after multiple trips abroad. - Paynes Prairie State Park Guide: See Wild Horses & Bison in Florida!
A Florida hidden gem, Paynes Prairie is the only place in the state where you can spot wild horses and bison! In this post you’ll discover the best areas in the park for viewing wildlife and everything you’ll need to know before visiting this one of a kind destination. - Punta Uva & Manzanillo: Best Day Trip From Puerto Viejo
Punta Uva and Manzanillo are two small coastal towns just south of the backpacker hotspot of Puerto Viejo. With some of the most beautiful beaches along Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, both towns are well worth exploring. Even better, you can easily visit them both on a day trip from Puerto Viejo! - Hot Springs National Park Visitor’s Guide
Hot Springs National Park is not your typical national park. Many people, including myself, don’t know what to expect before visiting. That’s why I’ve created this quick guide with all the information you need to feel prepared for a one of a kind trip to Hot Springs. - 7 Free (or Cheap) Things to Do in Caye Caulker
Free or cheap things to do in Caye Caulker are easier to find than you might think! In this post I outline 7 fun things to do in Caye Caulker that you’ll want to add to your itinerary to make your trip as budget-friendly as possible. - Chiricahua National Monument One Day Itinerary
Get ready to have a full day of adventure with this one day itinerary for Chiricahua National Monument. Chiricahua is one of the less popular National Park sites in Arizona. It’s known for its plentiful volcanic rock hoodoos and scenic mountain views. - How to Find Playa Grande: Costa Rica’s Most Secluded Beach in Montezuma
Playa Grande is one beach you won’t want to miss in Costa Rica. Located in the small beach town of Montezuma on the Nicoya Peninsula, Playa Grande is regarded as the most secluded beach in the country! Here’s everything you need to know to find it. - The Perfect 7 Day Portland Oregon Itinerary
Steal my 7 day Portland, Oregon itinerary where we’ll hike to waterfalls, drive to stratovolcanoes, and even view the dramatic, rugged coastline. Portland itself has tons of character and unique places to visit, but it’s also the perfect base to explore some of Oregon’s natural wonders. - Red Valley: Worth Visiting on Your Tour to Rainbow Mountain?
Considering paying the extra fee to visit Red Valley when you hike to Rainbow Mountain in Peru? In this post I dive into what you need to know before making the game time decision on your tour. Is it worth the extra money? - Testing the Bodega Dual Zone Electric Cooler for Van Life
Thinking of purchasing a Bodega Cooler for your van life adventures? After trying out the Dual Zone fridge and freezer in our Ford Transit van build, I have first hand experience using it full time. If you’re on the market for an electric cooler, this may be just what you’re looking for! - First Time Visitor’s Guide to Miraflores in Lima, Peru
First time in Peru? You’ll want to stay in Miraflores for your first few days in the country. Despite being the most tourist-friendly district of Lima, you’ll find an abundance of culture, upscale restaurants and unique attractions. This is the guide you need to read before visiting Peru. - Red Mountain Trail Guide: Hike to an Extinct Cinder Cone in Flagstaff, Arizona
Looking for your next hike to do in Arizona? Make it the Red Mountain Trail in Flagstaff. This is a pretty unknown trail that takes you to the inside of an extinct cinder cone! If you’re looking for an easy-level hike with low crowds you won’t want to miss this one.
