Atlas Obscura on Slate is a new travel blog. Like us on Facebook, Tumblr, or follow us on Twitter @atlasobscura. This alien-looking geyser on the edge of Black Rock Desert was made by humans—by ...

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. PLEASE DO NOT TRESPASS.

On your way back to Gerlach and the Black Rock Desert, stop at Fly Ranch to witness the Fly Geyser, a series of nearly 6-foot-tall mineral formations caused by attempted well-drilling that ...

When you input the town of Gerlach, NV into your GPS, you may not be surprised it's one of only a few rural towns in the northern-most part of Washoe County. After a two-hour drive from Reno, the ...

From a creepy clown motel to a rainbow-colored geyser, WorldAtlas named 8 of Nevada’s most bizarre ... Fly Geyser is a rainbow-colored geothermal formation on Fly Ranch in the Black Rock Desert.

WorldAtlas named 8 of Nevada’s strangest landmarks, from creepy motels to desert art and an accidental geyser. ... a rainbow-colored geothermal formation on Fly Ranch in the Black Rock Desert.

Check out our 4x4 adventure through the trails of Nevada's Black Rock desert in a convoy of Toyota vehicles inside Four Wheeler ... Soon we were passing Fly Geyser on our way back in to Gerlach.

Fly Geyser Based in North Nevada, about half an hour north of Gerlach on the edge of the Black Rock Desert, this manmade geyser is surrounded by multi-colored sedimentary formations and spews up ...

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