Visitors traveling the highway pass Sylvan Lake and a unique rock formation called the Needle's Eye, so named for the opening created by wind, rain, freezing, and thawing.

May 10, 2023 · The Needle’s Eye Tunnel is located in the Black Hills area of South Dakota within Custer State Park. It was concepted by Peter Norbeck, a senator and governor of South …

Lots of curves, fun tunnels with views of a great landscape. These granite formations are really special. That's why we did a trail here. It is worth driving the road in the late afternoon, as it …

Needles Eye is a tunnel blasted through sheer granite walls located in Custer County, in the U.S. state of South Dakota. You can get information about the tunnel sizes at the visitor center. …

What an unique experience to drive through the "noodle eye" ” A must do when visiting Custer State Park and South Dakota. Started at Sylvan lake then went through the Needles Eye …

Needles Eye Tunnel (Near Needle's Eye), 8' 0" wide by 9’9" high; Iron Creek Tunnel, 8' 9" wide by 10’10” high. The Needles Highway is a spectacular drive through ponderosa pine and Black …

The most popular tunnel in Custer State Park is the Needles Eye Tunnel. This is an iconic tunnel in South Dakota and one to add to your drive as a part of your road trip through the Black Hills!

Nov 11, 2017 · The Needles Eye Tunnel is located on Highway 87 in South Dakota's Custer State Park. This unique tunnel is a must-see when road tripping in the Black Hills.

You can easily visit The Needles Eye Tunnel and more features in Custer State Park when you stay at Rushmore Express. But first, here are some things to know about The Needle Eye …

Custer State Park Sylvan Lake to the Needles Eye Tunnel. Winter closure of Highway SD-87 (Needles Highway) makes an easy hike up to the first tunnel and the Needles Eye landmark.