Is the Fly Geyser real? Origins: Due to its strange appearance and the fact that it resides behind locked gates on private property (the Fly Ranch in Hualapai Flat), the Fly Geyser in Nevada is ...

The otherworldly images show Fly Geyser, a little-known attraction described as one of the most beautiful sights in the state. Located 20 miles north of Gerlach, in Washoe County, it was ...

Known as the Fly Geyser, this geothermal geyser wasn't a natural occurrence but rather an unexpected result of well drilling in 1964. Over the years, mineral deposits have slowly accumulated to ...

The Fly Geyser is a geological oddity that is partially man-made. It all started in the early 1900s, when ranch owners there drilled a well to aid their farming efforts. They soon hit water ...

Courtesy of Nevada State Geologist James Faulds, here are some interesting facts about Fly Geyser, and here's what you may not have considered about skinny-dipping in the vicinity (Not that we ...

The property, home to the rainbow-colored, man-made Fly Geyser, has been shut off to the public for several years, as it is on a grassy swath of private land formerly owned by Bright Holland Co ...

This place, Fly Geyser, is undeniably weird. And it comes with a story to match, one that begins in the early 1900s when local homesteader Walt Parker drilled a well only to abandon it when he ...