Highlands of Turkey Canon Ranch is a private, gated community located ten miles south of Colorado Springs. The twenty-three executive home sites are located in the front-range Mountains west of Highway 115. All are located between seven and eight thousand feet in altitude. The Ranch is bounded by a National wildlife area to the west and Fort Carson military reservation to the east, assuring that residents will always enjoy unspoiled views of Colorado's finest.

This area is often referred to as the banana-belt of southern Colorado because of its mild temperatures in the summer and winter and earlier springs and later falls than Colorado Springs and other areas to the north. Summer temperatures typically top out in the eighties and winters rarely bring significant snowfall.

Land within the Highlands was a part of Spencer Penroses original ranch and week-end getaway organized in the early 1900s. When the Ranch property was first commercially developed for homes in the 1990s, wild cattle were still occasionally found roaming the hills in the Ranch. Access to over 35,000 acres of National wildlife area including Beaver Creek and Phantom Canyon is available to residents through a private access point off the back of the Ranch. Dilapidated cabins from decades ago, a year-round stream with a secret waterfall and miles upon miles of hiking are available to residents of the Ranch