[pct-l] camp stove fuel for thru hike, is it easy to find?

[Will Hiltz]

Denaturated is the most common-- easily found at all (or most) stops.


I was able to travel with a multi/white gas stove, and only ran into fuel
availability problems on one stretch of the trail-- Ashland-Sisters, and
this was mostly due to bad luck and being slightly behind the majority of
hikers.  If you get something that can burn gasoline in a pinch, you should
have no problems at all.

My impression was that there were also enough places to get cannisters if
you planned ahead a little bit.



Easy

On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 12:29 AM, Dave Spencer <dp1857 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear Hikers,
> Is it canisters, denatured alcohol or muti fuel white gas/diesel/kerosene
> or what. The stove I carry is depend an on how I can refuel. Thur hikers do
> what fuel and how easy to get it on the trail????
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