Fly Geyser is one of the most beautiful sights in Nevada. Adjacent to the Black Rock Desert playa, in neighboring Hualapai Valley, Fly Geyser is on private property.

On a remote ranch in Western Nevada, a bizarre geyser has been growing for the past 49 years. This alien-looking creation is called the Fly Geyser, and it's one of the most beautiful oddities you ...

To sum up our time at Fly Ranch and the Fly Geyser, it's essentially a way for others to experience Burning Man's mission year-round rather than wait until the beginning of September each year to ...

This second geyser, known as Fly Geyser, has grown substantially in the last 40 years as minerals from the geothermal water pocket deposit on the desert surface. Because there are multiple geyser ...

The Fly Geyser is on private property and there’s no formal way to sign up for tours. While you can see the formation at a distance from the road, it’s no fun trying to peer at it through the ...

Fly Geyser plays peekaboo as the trail winds past its two smaller siblings. The 14-foot Wizard Geyser dates from a drilling attempt in 1917; its wizened spire spouted water until Fly Geyser stole ...

Fly Ranch Geyser's history is as fascinating as it gets. Its story started in 1916 when an earth drilling project accidentally tapped into a geothermal spring. For years, this dormant geyser ...

At Fly Ranch students recorded temperature on a fiber optic cable deployed across the bottom of a 30 m wide warm spring pool. Students also got exposure to a programmed Unmanned Arial System (UAS) ...

Fly Geyser plays peekaboo as the trail winds past its two smaller siblings. The 14-foot Wizard Geyser dates from a drilling attempt in 1917; its wizened spire spouted water until Fly Geyser stole ...

Today, the geyser looms 20 feet tall and nearly 40 feet across. In 2016, Burning Man Project bought the 3,800-acre ranch that surrounds Fly Geyser.