Kinlichee Tribal Park is only 22 miles west of Window Rock. The park covers 640 acres and is a complex of Anasazi ruins. Visitors can take a self-guided hiking trail to the ruins and travel by exhibits explaining the dwellings. There are picnic areas that overlook the ruins. The Window Rock and Tse Bonito Navajo Parks are actually two parks and when combined stretch 121 acres.
Camping is available at both parks.
Window Rock is a sandstone cliff where wind, sand and water eroded an opening that reveals a broad expanse of country. The Navajo legend has it that the Giant Snake made it. The Giant Snake crawled along the expanse of sandstone and eventually created a passageway to the other side. It is a huge, red sandstone formation that is 47 feet in diameter and 100 feet above. The formation suggests a window through a rock and it is listed as one the Seven Wonders of the World.