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Portable Gas Grills for Cold-Weather Campsites: The Sear You Get When the Fire Ring Is Closed

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The campfire is the first thing to go when the ranger posts the fire-ban sign, and late-season trips are when it happens most. October rain soaks the fire ring, November closures lock it entirely, and the family that drove three hours to camp eats cold sandwiches instead of real dinner. A portable propane grill fixes … Read more

Smokeless Fire Bowls for Burn-Ban Campsites: Real Flame, No Ranger Visit

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Late October is when the first burn bans drop across the Mountain West, and every campground host starts taping red signs to the kiosk. Wood fires go first — then charcoal, then everything with an ember. The one thing that stays legal is a CSA-approved propane fire pit, because there is no spark, no ember, … Read more