The Needles Eye is a natural rock formation located in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park in Utah. It is characterized by a narrow, vertical slot that has been eroded through a large sandstone rock, creating a unique and striking visual feature. The formation is popular among hikers and photographers for its picturesque views and the surrounding landscape. The Needles Eye is part of a larger geological area known for its colorful spires and rugged terrain. Visitors often explore the nearby trails, which offer opportunities for rock climbing and backpacking. The formation is a testament to the natural forces of erosion and weathering that shape the region's geology.