Ghost Town
Beaver County, UT
Approximate location — plotted from published sources, not a site visit, and not a guarantee of access.
Frisco was a violent 1870s–80s silver boomtown in Utah’s San Francisco Mountains, remembered for charcoal kilns, a cemetery, and mine ruins in Beaver County. The beehive kilns are the standout photo stop. Graded dirt from SR-21; leave kilns and graves undisturbed.
| Region | Beaver County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates (approx.) | 38.4564, -113.2588 |
| ARPA | Artifacts & structures are protected by federal law (ARPA) — take only photos, leave every relic in place. |
| Era | 1870s |
| Feature | Kilns |
| Access | Dirt road |
| Crowds | Low |
| Peak Pop. | 6,000 (1885) |
| Fee | Free |
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Plan ahead. Leave no trace. Verify current access before traveling.