OverStoked Outdoors

15/11/2025

09/09/2025

Kane County, Utah Fire Restrictions rescinded back to Stage 1

01/09/2025

Still trying to get up to the San Juans before the snow flies this season.
Anyone want to tag along?

29/08/2025

Recent rains have brought some relief across Utah, letting us take a step back to Stage 1 Fire Restrictions starting August 28.

But don’t get too comfortable. Fuels can dry fast, and we still need everyone’s help to keep communities and landscapes safe. Here’s what Stage 1 means on BLM-Utah managed lands:

🔥 Campfires with wood or charcoal are only allowed in permanent cement or metal fire rings at developed campgrounds and picnic areas.
✅ Propane and liquid-fuel stoves or grills are good to go anywhere as long as there's no flammable vegetation within 3-feet of them.
🚫 Explosives (including exploding targets) are banned.
🎇 Fireworks and pyrotechnics are always prohibited on BLM lands.
🚬 Smoking is limited to enclosed vehicles, developed areas, or clearings three feet across with no burnable vegetation.

For more information on these fire restrictions, and to keep up with future fire restrictions, please visit: blm.gov/utah/fire

27/08/2025

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27/08/2025

Fire Restrictions Update – Coconino National Forest

Good news! Starting August 27 at 8 AM, the Coconino National Forest will move from Stage 2 to Stage 1 fire restrictions thanks to recent rainfall.

What this means:

Campfires are now allowed at developed recreation sites (follow campfire safety).

Motorized closures around San Francisco Peaks, Marshall Lake & Pumphouse Wash are lifted.

Propane devices (on/off) can be used in cleared areas.

Smoking only in vehicles, buildings, or developed recreation sites.

Fireworks are always prohibited.

19/08/2025

🇺🇸Giveaway Runs from July 4th - Sept 7th, 2025

07/08/2025

Stage 2 Fire Restrictions go into effect on August 8 for the entire San Juan National Forest. This means NO CAMPFIRES anywhere. There are additional restrictions for smoking, welding, and explosives. Additional details will be released once the Forest Order is signed on Thursday. Fire danger is extreme across Southwest Colorado, with no significant monsoon relief in sight. For the safety of our communities and visitors, we must do everything we can to prevent wildfires.

03/08/2025

🚫🔥 Stage 2 Fire Restrictions in Effect 🔥🚫

Starting Friday, August 1, all BLM Utah-managed lands will have elevated fire restrictions in place.

Restrictions include:
🔥No open fires or campfires – even in fire rings or developed campgrounds
🚭No smoking except inside an enclosed vehicle or building
🥽No grinding, cutting, or welding of metal
🧨Absolutely NO fireworks

Before you head out, check the full list of restrictions for your area: blm.gov/Utah/fire

Let’s do our part to keep Utah’s public lands and communities safe this fire season.

01/08/2025

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🚨 Due to increased extreme wildfire activity, Stage 2 Fire Restrictions for a large portion of Utah will begin at midnight, August 1, 2025. Agency-specific orders will be posted later this evening at UtahFireInfo.gov, along with an interactive map showing the affected areas. You can also check out agency-specific websites for more details. 🔥

17/07/2025

Here is the video we made inside the Lodge at the Grand Canyon North Rim, that the wildfire just destroyed.

Walking around inside the Lodge at the Grand Canyon North Rim.Just a quick pan around the inside.

14/07/2025

https://www.cedarcityutah.com/flood-and-fire/dragon-bravo-fire-destroys-historic-lodge-on-the-grand-canyons-north-rim/article_60cf99bd-0dec-541c-815c-5a61616df481.html?fbclid=IwY2xjawLhLQBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHmtRwqfqvCHm6PeNBr7lA_dtKKCYEoyk7U6d5hLku5JySxyuhgP4ci6k0OpO_aem_lOxeug44G33FwU_33KfK5w

The Dragon Bravo Fire on the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park exhibited extreme and volatile fire behavior Saturday evening, resulting in a 500-acre expansion. Fire managers have confirmed