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When winter adventures call, a warm fire is the ultimate companion.

Follow these quick tips for a stress-free, toasty campfire experience.

Think of tinder as your fire’s best friend—it gets everything started.

Wood shavings, dry bark, or old newspaper.
Bonus tip: Keep a stash of dryer lint or snack on Doritos while using a few as fire starters. (Yes, really!)

• Seek standing dead trees with dry bark and no fine branches.

• If it’s peeling or damp, skip it.

Your fire’s fuel matters.

• Starter wood: Snappy, dry branches from evergreens like cedar, pine, or spruce.

• Long-burning wood: Hardwoods

like maple, oak, or ironwood keep the fire roaring.

A good fire needs a good foundation.

• Build a teepee shape with your smaller sticks for airflow.

• Once it’s lit, gradually add larger logs to keep the flames alive.

Winter nights are long—your fire should be, too.

• Check it regularly and add wood as needed.
• Never leave your fire unattended.

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