The Wild Southwest

Ladder, a Ted Turner Reserve

Rich Landscapes &
Historic Trails

A natural oasis bisected by four Rio Grande tributaries, the 156,000-acre Ladder is home to rich biodiversity. Sweeping landscapes effortlessly pull you into the present moment while petroglyphs, pottery shards, and adobe ruins invite you into the mysteries of the past.

Timeless Treasures

156,000+ acres
Peak and canyon hikes
Historic and wildlife tours
E-biking mecca
Home to bison, elk, Mexican wolf, and hundreds of bird species

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Sweeping Adventures

Ladder tells its story through canyons, hoofbeats, and desert blooms. Trek past volcanic rock, scan the skyline for raptors in flight, and lounge amid towering ancient trees. This is no ordinary escape; it’s an open invitation to rediscover wonder.

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The Country House at Ladder

4 Guest Rooms

4 Bathrooms

Stay at the four-bedroom Country House at Ladder, Ted Turner’s private home. Featuring spacious walk-in showers and slipper tubs, the first floor includes the master bedroom and two additional ensuite rooms, while upstairs offers a suite with a breakfast porch and bath. Relax on the front porch or enjoy a nightcap by the stone fireplace. A private chef, server, and guide provide meals and activities.

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Conservation at Ladder

Situated at the intersection of three ecoregions, we protect diverse habitats and native species like the Mexican wolf and Chiricahua leopard frog, aligning with Ted Turner’s “Save Everything” mission.

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Dine with Local Flair

Experience gourmet meals tailored to your tastes. Utilizing seasonal ingredients and local produce, our private chef crafts a unique Southwestern-influenced menu, ensuring each meal is filled with flavor, warmth, and the element of surprise.

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