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Coke Oven Ruins

East Carbon, UT 84520, USA
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  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours
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Reviews
Tyan i7505 (11/15/2020)
Neat abandoned train station and coke furnaces. Beautiful camp spot with toilet (non-flushing). Playground above campground.
Ann Baity (10/01/2020)
The first come ovens were built at this site in 1902. By 1909 the Sunnyside mine was mining 3000 tons of coal per day, with most of it feeding the 650 coke ovens that were located adjacent to the mine. The ovens closed in 1948. Great place to explore on your own.
Barry Horsley (11/29/2020)
Great place to see some history
Rick Jones (10/22/2019)
Mind blowing historic site. The ruins of over 800 ovens lie scattered on the landscape. The unique back to back beehive design is truly unique. Walk around the old railway station and other buildings and be careful not to disturb anything. There are also several ATV trails near here to enjoy.
Tenille Tsujimoto (10/02/2019)
Such a neat place to see. Great history and a great place to camp. Has pit toilets, a playground for the kids and just overall neat atmosphere. Can get super windy but its a great place to check out.
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