UPDATE: Friends of Black Rock High Rock does not have any more Fly Geyser tours planned in 2011. The owners provide access for a $1000.00 daily fee and $1 million liability insurance policy. Please find their contact information at gotgeysers.com

UPDATE: May 2011: Friends of Black Rock is able to offer tours of the geyser during the annual Black Rock Rendezvous

UPDATE: Sep 2010: Please see their website gotgeysers.com

Fly Geyser continues to attract attention and interest from around the world. It is located on PRIVATE PROPERTY. Trespassing is forbidden.

Although the Friends of Black Rock High Rock led several tours for its members into the Fly Geyser in 2009, all visits are subject to owner's permission, and all tours have been suspended until further notice.

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Learn more about Fly Geyser on our Wiki>

 

Read the recent Reno Gazette Journal article.

 

Oops. National Geographic made an error, and incorrectly states that Fly Geyser is located in Great Basin National Park. This was not the error of the photographer, Jack Dykinga.