(oldpage) Fly Geyser Tour, May 28 & 29, 2011
Product Description
This is a reservation for a 2-hour tour of the Fly Geyser, on private property in the Hualapai Flat, rural Washoe County, NV, north of Gerlach.
The tour is for Friends of Black Rock / High Rock MEMBERS ONLY. If you are not yet a member and would like to join, please choose a membership level with your reservation. If you are NOT a member and arrive for the tour, you will not be admitted, no exceptions. We believe that membership should have its privileges, and would like all tour participants to be aware, respectful, and supportive of the mission of our organization.
There are reservations for 20 members per time slot, to minimize impacts to this sensitive area. You are responsible for your own prompt arrival and departure. As a participant, you will be required to abide by all rules and directions of the trip leaders, and to sign a trip agreement including release of liability. For more information click here.
Fly Geyser is a special place, and we are thankful to the property owners for the opportunity to allow public access. All proceeds from the tour benefit the conservation and education programs of the Friends of Black Rock /High Rock.
The tour is for Friends of Black Rock / High Rock MEMBERS ONLY. If you are not yet a member and would like to join, please choose a membership level with your reservation. If you are NOT a member and arrive for the tour, you will not be admitted, no exceptions. We believe that membership should have its privileges, and would like all tour participants to be aware, respectful, and supportive of the mission of our organization.
There are reservations for 20 members per time slot, to minimize impacts to this sensitive area. You are responsible for your own prompt arrival and departure. As a participant, you will be required to abide by all rules and directions of the trip leaders, and to sign a trip agreement including release of liability. For more information click here.
Fly Geyser is a special place, and we are thankful to the property owners for the opportunity to allow public access. All proceeds from the tour benefit the conservation and education programs of the Friends of Black Rock /High Rock.
