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Vegan Voyagers

Our mission is to visit every state and national park in the US before we hit the skies to visit every country in the world.

About Us

We are Hayden and Aaron Hall and we sold everything we owned to travel the US in an RV. Our goals are to visit every state and every National Park in the U.S. before we travel Internationally to visit every country in the world. We love to highlight amazing outdoor adventures as well as delicious vegan food that we find on our travels.

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Where We've Been

  • 30 States
  • 28 National Parks
  • 3 Countries
  • 181 Vegan Restaurants
  • 16773 Miles Traveled
The painted hills at Death Valley National Park had some of the most unique landscape we've ever seen! The gorgeous greens, pinks, and white are created from minerals like Titanium and Magnesium. It's called "Artists Palette" because it looks like someone simply painted the hills in different colors. Can you spot Aaron in the shot? #travelblog #travelphotographer #travelerslife #travelmore #travelandlife #travellover #travelworld #travelphotos #igtravel #lifeisanadventure #roamtheplanet #optoutside #digitalnomads #fulltimetravel #rvlife #fulltimerv #homeonwheels #rvliving #gorving #homeiswhereyouparkit #roadtohappiness #travelingcouple #vegantravel #govegan #travelvlog #travelvloggers #youtube #deathvalleynationalpark #artistspalette
We tried this burger from Blinders, Burgers, & Brunch, the Cha Cha, in Las Vegas. It had tortilla strips on it, which added a really nice crunchy texture, which paired nicely with the avocado, arugula, and pretzel bun. What kind of non-traditional ingredients do you like to put on your burger? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #govegan #veganfood #whatveganseat #veganfoodie #plantbaseddiet #plantbased #veganfoodshare #veganfoodlovers #vegansofig #vegantravel #vegantravels #eatvegan #veganforlife #veganfortheanimals #fatvegan #vegancommunity #anythingyoucaneaticaneatvegan #happycow #veganjunkfood #veganfoodlover #veganfoodblogger #veganiseasy #veganaf #happyvegan
It’s wild to see snow on the mountains right next to the hottest place on earth- Badwater Basin. It’s 282 feet below sea level, which is nearly an entire football field! It’s also the lowest and driest place in North America. We walked WAY out into the middle of the salt flats where there were no other people. Definitely worth the trip- so cool!
Plant is a restaurant in Asheville, NC that we still dream about. It’s a tiny little, upscale restaurant that has a very intimate feel to it, which comes across in their beautiful food and specialty cocktails. It’s hard to go there and not want to order one of everything! @plantisfood
Our latest vlog is from Death Valley, our 29th National Park! It’s a wild landscape and is the hottest place on earth! It’s also the lowest and driest place in North America. Have you ever been to Death Valley?
Our latest blog just dropped over on YouTube (Link in bio). We explore Death Valley, our 29th National Park! Death Valley is the hottest place on earth, and both the lowest and driest place in North America. 😳 At the end of a very hot and long day, we had some of the best Ethiopian food in Vegas. Best part about this place is that it’s stupid cheap! All of this for only $12- super filling for two people. And it was absolutely delicious. Do you like Ethiopian food?
Vegas is our favorite city in the US. We love all the amazing vegan food and general energy that this city has to offer. Most people think we’re crazy for loving it there so much, but what can we say?! Does anyone else LOVE Vegas? We’re so sad we had to leave, but we’ll be back in January for 6 weeks!
We tried out Hofbrauhaus which is a Bavarian restaurant/ German beer hall in Vegas that had some vegan options. We had recently been to Hinterhof in LA (which was all vegan and possibly the best food we’ve had in a while), so the food here didn’t quite measure up, but it was still a fun experience! The schnitzel was pretty good, possibly just gardein cutlets, and the frankfurter was basically a cut up hot dog, but in a really good curry type sauce. Most importantly, the beers were large and plentiful! The funniest part is if you buy a shot, you get spanked! So, naturally, Aaron has to try it. Overall, a really fun spot!
Our Grand Canyon hike was super challenging, from the hail and rain, to the very steep 7 miles down stairs, to the 10 mile trek back out (with Aaron’s busted knees and getting completely drenched from the rain and snow). We’re glad we did it, as it’s definitely the hardest thing we’ve ever done. We recently learned that the route we took is ranked as the 2nd most difficult hike in the US 😳- down South Kaibab and up Bright Angel. It’s actually easier to hike Rim to Rim, since it’s not as steep going down- just an extra 7 miles. We swore off major hikes while in the thick of our misery, but we’re already planning on doing Havasupai next Spring- we’ve heard it’s a walk in the park in comparison! Have you done either of these hikes? *Also, you can check the vlog we made from our hike- Link in bio*