GeoLex Travels
Geoff Gibson, Alexa DiazTravel adventures, tips, and experiences from the world right to your inbox.
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Why Oregon's Beaches Look Nothing Like California's
As someone who grew up going to the beach in Southern California, I was completely shocked by just how different the Oregon Coast is once I moved up here. Instead of the wide, flat, sandy beaches you find in places like Los Angeles and Sant...
We Hiked an Active Volcano in Guatemala
The idea of summiting a volcano was never something I thought I’d do—until we started planning our trip to Guatemala. While quickly looking into what to do near the city of Antigua, I stumbled upon an overnight hike up Volcán de Acatenango....
The Volcanic Secret Behind Guatemala’s World-Class Coffee
During our recent trip to Guatemala, I took a break from just drinking the incredible local coffee to actually learn what makes it taste so good.
What eventually became the overarching theme of our time in Guatemala popped up again: the co...
Riding the Rails: Los Angeles to Portland on the Coast Starlight
Recently, Geoff and I spent 30 hours on America’s most beautiful train route. We took Amtrak’s Coast Starlight from Los Angeles, California, all the way home to Portland, Oregon. For a relatively short overnight train ride, you get a massiv...
Camping in Channel Islands National Park
I am not an experienced camper, but this winter I had the crazy idea to go camping at one of the least visited national parks in the country. While there were a lot of logistics involved—and I was quickly reminded that while camping isn’t e...
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