Eagle Sink is a nice sink hole on BLM land in the state of Utah.

The pit itself is a limestone sink hole collapse that is around 80ft from the low side and about 160ft from the high side.

At the bottom of the sinkhole is a depression with a large amount of breakdown that had no going passages.

Their was also a rock cairn that someone must have built on a previous visit.

The rock is very brittle and can be dangerous if you get too close to the edge.

This was a rather beautiful place with the birds flying in and out of the sink and with the clouds passing by.

My group was not able to make it as they had a lot of mideeded actions happen to them along the way so I enjoyed this place with the birds flying through the sink.

Once I got out of the pit, I walked around a bit to see if I could spot some more pits in the area.

I am looking forward to coming back in the near future to relax and enjoy the mini Mexico style sinkhole of the desert.