[pct-l] Wood stove on PCT

[Edward Anderson]

This is an exceptionally dry year in Southern California. I suggest that you should check the rules in place for the National Forests through which the PCT passes. Due to the fire hazards, campfires are banned, as are stoves that lack a shut-off valve. This would include most alcohol stoves and wood burning stoves. Campfires are allowed in fire rings in designated vehicle-accessible campgrounds.

Please be V E R Y careful with fire.

The creek that passes through Vasquez Rocks near Agua Dulce, where I live, is dry. It is usually running at this time of year. 


MendoRider-Hiker



________________________________
 From: Martin M. Clark <martin.m.clark at gmail.com>
To: Pct-L at backcountry.net 
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 9:59 AM
Subject: [pct-l] Wood stove on PCT
 
Anyone have any experience with a woodstove on the PCT. I have a bushbuddy ultra I was thinking of using with a companion alcohol burner. Anyone have much thought on this? I know lint and samurai Joe used one. Just wondering what the issues are? Thanks in advance!

Martin M. Clark
804-334-2009
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