Pair of 1870s stone beehive charcoal kilns high in the Cedar Range east of Panaca. Built to supply high-quality charcoal to Bullionville and Pioche smelters, they stand as rare intact industrial archaeology on BLM public land—signed free access via Panaca Kilns Road north of SR 319.
Field facts
| Region | Lincoln County, NV |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 37.8131, -114.1708 |
| Era | 1870s charcoal industry |
| Manager | BLM Caliente Field Office |
| Features | Two stone beehive kilns |
| Fee | Free |
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