Camping in the backcountry means operating a backpacking stove. There are a bevy of options on the market, but the most reliable types of stoves include butane stoves, alcohol stoves, and the JetBoil. All three options require different pro… read more
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Backpackers, being a self-reliant lot, are usually imbued with a do-it-yourself spirit. One popular means of combining "homemade" with "lightweight" is the soda can stove. It might not be fuel-efficient or convenient to light, but it is imm… read more
Within the boundaries of the 217,088-acre Sawtooth Wilderness in central Idaho tower forty-two peaks over 10,000 feet--the fountainhead of three major rivers. Among these craggy granite mountains lay glacier-carved cirques, basins and valle… read more
White gas is a flammable liquid used to fuel many types of camping and backpacking stoves. Although the fuel isn't explosive, white gas is easily ignited and burns very hot, making it a serious fire hazard if used or stored incorrectly. The… read more
Dozens of stoves are available on the market for backpackers. What you need really depends on your style of backpacking.This article is aimed at people looking for three-season backpacking stoves that are not likely going to be used in eith… read more
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