📜 Ten 25-foot-tall, beehive-shaped kilns, a well-preserved example of 19th-century industrial architecture.
🔍 Built in 1877 to produce charcoal for silver-lead smelters, abandoned after two years due to worsening ore quality.
🚶♀️ Explore well-preserved historic structures
📸 Scenic views in Death Valley National Park
🐕 Dog-friendly trail (on leash)
🌸 Beautiful wildflowers (seasonal)
⚠️ Road conditions can vary, check park updates
🚗 Final 2 miles are gravel, may require suitable vehicle
❄️ Road may be closed during heavy snow
📍 Located on Wildrose Canyon Road, 6.5 km east of Emigrant Canyon Road intersection.
🗺️ Trail is 0.2 miles out & back, easy difficulty.
🕒 Accessible year-round, but check road conditions.
Auto parking available near kilns.
Vault/Composting restrooms available near kilns.
Last updated 9 days ago
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