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 ...

Nevada’s most unusual landmarks aren’t ... Two hours north of Reno, Fly Geyser is a rainbow-colored geothermal formation on Fly Ranch in the Black Rock Desert. It was accidentally created ...

The Fly Geyser is a beautiful geyser in western Nevada. (Photo: WarrenWillisPhotography.com) The most striking aspect of the Fly Geyser is its vibrant colors, which are caused by thermophilic algae.

But it is in fact an amazing phenomenon created by accident in the middle of the Nevada Desert. The otherworldly images show Fly Geyser, a little-known attraction described as one of the most ...

This strange and unique looking rock is known as the Fly Geyser. As natural as it may look ... and wondrous world that is the Black Rock City. Knowing Nevada is a historical heritage series ...

The Fly Geyser can be seen via guided walking tours from Fly Ranch, a 3,800-acre parcel of land owned by the Burning Man Project. For more information about Nevada’s “Seven Weirdest Wonders ...

Fly Geyser is visible off State Route 447 near Gerlach, but it is fenced off behind a padlocked gate. Doran Sanchez, chief of communications for the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada ...

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 ...

Nevada’s quirkiest destinations aren’t ... Two hours north of Reno, Fly Geyser is a rainbow-colored geothermal formation on Fly Ranch in the Black Rock Desert. It was accidentally created ...