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Every New Year's Day since the 1970s, seasoned paddlers have gathered along the Shoshone section of The Colorado River in Glenwood Canyon to float the frigid waters from the Power Plant put-in to the Grizzly Creek take-out. The air temperatures can range from highs in the 50℉ to sub 5℉ — and...

Have you ever eaten at Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville? If so, you know it’s a 360-degree sensory and cultural experience. If not, picture everyone around you pumping their fists and yelling along to “...searching for my last shaker of salt… salt!… salt!… salt!” from their dinner tables, acrobats d...

“Do I have to clean my LavaBox after using it?” This is a question we always get.

The answer is: “No, not really. But you sure can.”

Inevitably that leads to the follow-up question of, “How?”

Great question! Look no further. This is your handy step-by-step guide to cleaning any LavaBox model...

Let's talk soot, baby! It's the Hot Topic of the week. Many of you have sent in questions wondering why your LavaBox is producing soot. Understandably so—it’s often understood that propane and gas-fueled fires do not (or should not) leave behind sooty black residue.

Are you making the most of your LavaBox Portable Campfire? If you haven’t gotten familiar with our propane and portable campfire accessories, the answer is probably no. Uh oh! From propane tank covers to Bugout Bags with a pocket for everything, the accessories you choose help tailor your portabl...