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Old 06-03-17 | 10:30 AM
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wschruba
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Originally Posted by bikemig
Trangia stoves are rock solid (not likely to spill fuel) and are easy enough to shut off. They also have a fine built in wind shield.

But yes I've read as well that they are prohibited in parks out west during fire season. Is the prohibition only for non-designated campgrounds or is it broader?

That certainly is a good reason to go with a different type of stove. I really like the Trangia and use it a lot. When I did a cross country though I used the MSR whisperlite.
Check with the local forestry/campground service. The wording for alcohol stoves often (but but always) mentions "ultralight", aka cat-food-can stoves specifically.
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