Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve

Vermejo, a Ted Turner Reserve spans over 550,000 acres of picturesque land in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. Set against the backdrop of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Vermejo is a sanctuary where conservation, wellness, and luxury hospitality merge. Guests experience personalized service and world-class accommodations while reconnecting with nature in restored landscapes of the American West. From hiking through the ponderosa pines forests to fly fishing in restored waterways or indulging in a relaxing massage with a skilled therapist, this rewilded landscape is the ideal setting to reconnect with you. Ted Turner’s visionary commitment to land restoration and wildlife recovery has rebalanced entire ecosystems, creating a setting where not only wildlife but people can also thrive. At Vermejo, wellness can be found in the wild: in the sight of the Castle Rock bison herd grazing, the hush of an aspen grove, or the stillness of a star-filled sky. Whether exploring the prairies or the high country, joining a conservation tour, or resting in the peaceful protected landscape, Vermejo offers meaningful, restorative experiences that nourish both body and mind, and help humans better understand our place in the natural world.