Topic: Travel

For those of us on the go, it can be difficult to stick to your diet depending on where your travels take you. While people have become more health conscious, there are still strides that need to be made towards always having vegan food readily available.

A difficulty that I've had in the past was keeping up with my diet while I was traveling. Whether you travel by air, road trips, or cruises, it takes a serious toll on your …

I am always being asked about how to stay plant-based while traveling.

It can definitely be done, and plant-based options are becoming easier to find. I have an entire section on travel in the Happy Herbivore Guide to Plant-Based Living.

I've also written a post about traveling across Asia.

When Meal Mentor member Siri told me about her recent trip to India I asked if she would share her experience as a blog post. (Siri is also my …

So you've seen where we stayed... and where we hiked... but...

WHAT DID WE EAT?

One of the reasons we rented an RV was so I could cook our own food.

Most of the "easy" camping options (like canned beans, Clif Bars, PB&Js, and oatmeal) aren't an option for us due to allergies, and I loathe wasting money on food I could have made easily myself too...

(btw: for a full list of vegan and plant-based items that can used …

Please see Part 1 for Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches and Moab

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

Scott grew up watching Westerns (and took a class on John Wayne in college) so Monument Valley was a must stop for us on this trip.

The Wildcat Trail was my favorite hike on the trip. It wasn't strenuous or particularly challenging (it took us 1.5 hours at a slow pace), and there was no grand viewpoint vista at the end, but my gosh …

Scott, the pugs & I are just back from a 15-day RV trip through Utah and Arizona.

It was our first time RVing and I'll include our thoughts on the RV experience and the pros and cons in a future post.

Places visited:
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Moab, Utah
Arches National Park
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
The Grand Canyon
Sedona, Arizona

By the numbers:

1,782 road miles driven.

76.33 miles by foot.

227,171 steps later...

FYI, …