Vermejo, A Ted Turner Reserve, Raton

Vermejo, A Ted Turner Reserve offers 40 guest rooms, ensuring an intimate stay surrounded by nature. Each room is designed for comfort, featuring large windows that provide expansive views of the diverse landscape. The Lodge, a historic structure, provides a rustic yet cozy environment for guests.

This reserve spans over 580,000 acres and showcases a variety of wildlife, including elk, bison, and pronghorns. Guided wildlife tours are available, allowing guests to observe and learn about the diverse ecosystem. The reserve offers premier opportunities for photography and wildlife enthusiasts.

Guests can enjoy farm-to-table meals prepared with ingredients from the on-site gardens or local sources. The Crider Restaurant emphasizes seasonal menus that enhance the dining experience with regional flavors. Outdoor dining options allow for enjoying meals amidst the beautiful scenery.

Vermejo offers numerous outdoor activities, such as hiking, fishing, and shooting. An outdoor pool and hot tub provide relaxation after a day of adventure. Guests can also explore the extensive trail system for hiking and wildlife observation.

The hotel operates with a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and conservation. Solar power systems support energy needs, while water conservation practices are implemented throughout the reserve. Educational programs raise awareness about wildlife and conservation efforts.

Location: 580,000 acres of untouched wilderness

Rooms: 40 guest rooms in The Lodge

Dining: Crider Restaurant with seasonal menus

Activities: Guided wildlife tours and hiking