NEW VIDEO: How To Keep Shoes Dry on the Camino de Santiago | PART ONE

So, there you are--Day 3 of rain, deep into the heart of your Camino, shoes soaked, feet freezing, and you're starting to wonder if "squishy" is the new normal. Sound familiar, fellow peregrino? Fear not! I’ve tangled & tangoed with shoe disasters of every kind on the Camino and eventually, emerged victorious, dry and ready for whatever else St. James could throw at me... so you don't have to!

In this video (Part 1 of a glorious two-part series), I’m giving you just enough of the good stuff to keep you curious and on your toes—literally. No gimmicky tricks, no campfire shoe dry-offs, just tried-and-true insights, with a healthy side of absurdity (roughage for the soul), gleaned from my own soggy adventures on the way to Santiago. And trust me, there may be a surprise or two lurking within.

Ready to leave the squelching behind and start walking in comfort again? Hit play now and let's make it happen--your feet and shoes will thank you later.

NEW VIDEO: How to Keep Shoes Dry on the Camino de Santiago 

It’s time for Part Two, folks! Last week, I teased you with stories of soggy shoes and squishy soles, but now I’m diving into the real deal, actual, actionable hacks to keep your shoes dry while conquering the Camino de Santiago. This episode is packed with doable, in a pinch solutions, practical tips, and, yes, a bonus hack you won’t want to miss! (Thank me later!)

If you're knee-deep in puddles and struggling to keep your feet warm and dry, you’re in the right place. No gimmicks, no quick-fix nonsense—just solid, tested advice from someone who’s faced down wet hiking boots more times than I'd care to admit. And don't worry, as always, there’s a bit of absurdity sprinkled in to keep things fun (because what’s a Camino without a little bit of chaos?).

So, if you’re ready to finally leave behind the sopping mess and march forward in dry, comfortable shoes, hit play now! Your feet, your shoes, and your peace of mind will thank you! (and then it will thank me) ;) Thanks for watching, and as always, Buen Camino! #CaminoDeSantiago #Tips #Strategies #Hacks #CaminoPackingList