Fly Geyser
- Soakable
- No
- Dogs
- Not allowed
Fly Geyser is not a soaking spring: Private land seen only on a guided walk. Fly Ranch lets only its contributors (volunteers, walk guides, work-weekend participants, Guardians) soak.. It is a hot spring in Washoe County, Nevada, on private land: Fly Ranch, owned by the nonprofit Burning Man Project.
Closures and warnings
Fly Ranch survival guide: trespassing is strongly enforced; rattlesnakes, ticks, and rough terrain; no cell coverage or Wi-Fi on the property. As of September 30, 2026.
Soaking
| Soakable | No Private land seen only on a guided walk. Fly Ranch lets only its contributors (volunteers, walk guides, work-weekend participants, Guardians) soak. |
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Access
| Road note | From Gerlach, north on Highway 34; the gate marked Fly Ranch is on the right at about mile 18. Drop-in visits are discouraged. |
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| Parking | Meet guides at the Fly Ranch gate on Highway 34 north of Gerlach; no drop-in parking for the geyser. |
| Fee | Guided nature walk: $50 adult / $25 child (2026 Ticketleap; platform fees extra). |
| Hours | Public access only on ticketed Saturday nature walks, April through mid-November (2026 walks start 9:30 a.m.) |
| Reservation window | Public access by guided 3-hour nature walk only, on Saturdays April to October; buy tickets in advance. |
| Managed by | Private land: Fly Ranch, owned by the nonprofit Burning Man Project |
Rules
| Dogs | Not allowed |
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| Fires | Not allowed |
Common questions
Common questions
Is Fly Geyser open?
Fly Ranch survival guide: trespassing is strongly enforced; rattlesnakes, ticks, and rough terrain; no cell coverage or Wi-Fi on the property. As of September 30, 2026. Hours: Public access only on ticketed Saturday nature walks, April through mid-November (2026 walks start 9:30 a.m.).
How hot is Fly Geyser?
It is not a soaking spring: Private land seen only on a guided walk. Fly Ranch lets only its contributors (volunteers, walk guides, work-weekend participants, Guardians) soak.
How do you get to Fly Geyser?
From Gerlach, north on Highway 34; the gate marked Fly Ranch is on the right at about mile 18. Drop-in visits are discouraged. Parking: Meet guides at the Fly Ranch gate on Highway 34 north of Gerlach; no drop-in parking for the geyser.
Is Fly Geyser free?
The fee is Guided nature walk: $50 adult / $25 child (2026 Ticketleap; platform fees extra).
What are the rules at Fly Geyser?
Dogs are not allowed and fires are not allowed.
Photos
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Sources
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- https://flyranch.burningman.org/ (accessed September 28, 2026; backs manager, access.reservationWindow)
- https://www.blackrockdesert.org/fly-ranch (accessed September 28, 2026; backs manager, access.reservationWindow)
- https://flyranch.burningman.org/survival-guide (accessed September 30, 2026; backs access.roadNote, rules.dogs, hotSpring.soakable, hotSpring.soakableReason, access.parking, hazardNote, rules.fires)
- https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/blackrockdesert/fly-ranch-nature-walks-2026/ (accessed September 30, 2026; backs access.fee, access.hours)