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Description: Fly Ranch Geyser, also known as the Fly Geyser, is a stunning and unique geothermal feature located in the Black Rock Desert of northern Nevada, USA. Here are some key details about Fly Ranch Geyser: Location: Fly Ranch Geyser is situated in the Black Rock Desert, about 20 miles north of Gerlach, Nevada. It is within the larger region of the Black Rock Desert-High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area. Formation: The geyser is a man-made geothermal feature that was created accidentally. It formed as a result of well drilling in the area in the early 20th century. The geothermal water beneath the surface was not capped properly, leading to the buildup of minerals and the eventual formation of the geyser. Appearance: Fly Ranch Geyser is known for its otherworldly appearance, with multiple cone-like structures that spout hot water and steam. The unique colors of the geyser are due to the presence of thermophilic algae. Thermal Activity: The geyser is fed by geothermally heated water, and it continuously erupts, reaching heights of several feet. The thermal activity and colorful mineral deposits give it an otherworldly and surreal appearance. Private Land: As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Fly Ranch Geyser is located on private land owned by the Burning Man Project, a nonprofit organization known for organizing the annual Burning Man event in the Black Rock Desert. Tours and Access: Access to Fly Ranch Geyser is typically limited, and organized tours or visits are necessary. The Burning Man Project has occasionally offered guided tours of the area to the public. Conservation: Efforts have been made to protect the unique ecosystem around the geyser and to minimize human impact on the fragile environment.