At first glance, Fly Geyser, located on the edge of the Black Rock Desert, about two hours north of Reno, is a spectacular sight as it spews clouds of hot water about 4 or 5 feet high in the air.

After a two-hour drive from Reno, ... The Fly Geyser has remained active since the late 1960's and sits on the northern end of the Fly Ranch property. TOPICS: 22 Burning Man Fly Geyser Null.

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 ...

Fly Geyser, Gerlach. Two hours north of Reno, Fly Geyser is a rainbow-colored geothermal formation on Fly Ranch in the Black Rock Desert.

RENO (CBS/AP) -- Burning Man is the new owner of a hot property not far from the site of its annual counter-culture celebration. The Reno Gazette-Journal reports that the Burning Man organization ...

The Fly Geyser has attracted worldwide attention for its unique appearance, and each year it grows and evolves in new ways. Skip to content. News. Utah. Features. U.S. World. Voces de Utah. Idaho ...

4. The Fly Geyser is not a naturally occurring hot spring; it is an artesian well, a well drilled in 1964 for geothermal energy, that was not properly capped at the time.

Students in Prof. John Louie’s Applied Geophysics class take annual field trips, and this year they spent Spring Break at Fly Geyser ...

Inaccessible: The Fly Geyser is an attraction closed to the public. ... State officials also like to advertise Northern Nevada attractions in Las Vegas and Southern Nevada destinations in Reno.

Water. Steam. Massive Technicolor mounds. A bizarre mistake rises from the ground here, between the endless desert and mountains of remote northwestern Nevada. This place, Fly Geyser, is ...

Water. Steam. Massive Technicolor mounds. A bizarre mistake rises from the ground here, between the endless desert and mountains of remote northwestern Nevada.