39.0069°N 120.8179°W
Run.Ride.Recover.
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Foresthill, California · Opening Summer 2027
Performance lodging on the Western States Trail.
A basecamp for the people who came to move. Recovery built into every unit. The trailhead out the door.
- Mile 62
- Western States 100
- 37
- Acres
- 10
- Units
- Summer 2027
- Opening
Minutes out.
The Western States Trail and the Foresthill Divide are a short drive away, the same dirt the hundred-milers run. Auburn Quarry, the American River, Folsom Lake, and the Mosquito Ridge climb are all close.
39.0069°N 120.8179°W — Mile 62
The nearest bed used to be a motel thirty minutes down in Auburn, or the back of your car at the trailhead. Stay here instead, close to all of it, with the recovery waiting when you get back.
2 hours from the Bay Area, 1 hour from Sacramento. 90 minutes from Reno and Tahoe.
- Trail running10 min
- Mountain biking10 min
- Road + gravel15 min
- Moto23 min
- Climbing25 min
- Whitewater30-40 min
- Paddling50 min
Terrain, geology, and the survey of 1891. The property pinned at Mile 62.
Recovery is built in.
Private sauna and cold plunge in every unit. A gear wall for bikes, packs, ropes, boards, and boats. An outdoor rinse so the dirt stays outside. A deck for the first coffee before the sun is up.
In partnership with ELMNTL
Gear wall
Bikes, packs, ropes, boards, boats. Racked and ready inside the unit, not stacked by the door.
Sauna + cold plunge
Private, in every unit. Not a shared spa room with a sign-up sheet down the hall.
Outdoor rinse
Gear-wash hose and a rinse shower outside. The dirt never comes in.
Private deck
First light, first coffee, then out. The morning is the whole point.
The S3, built with ELMNTL
After the miles.
Recovery is private in every unit. The bathhouse is the social version, big enough for the whole crew, where the long day gets retold.
Outdoor sauna
Six-person cedar sauna with a wood stove and a glass wall to the trees.
Cold plunge
A cedar-clad cold plunge. Drop in and feel the legs come back.
You meet your people here.
An outdoor kitchen and mess area. A workshop and mobility space in a repurposed barn. A loop trail for shakeouts. Everyone who drove up for the same reason, in one place.
The people, the build, and the reason any of this is happening.
The commons
The social heart of the property, where crews cross paths.
Outdoor kitchen
Grill and mess area, built for big group dinners.
Workshop + mobility
A repurposed barn for tuning gear and warming up.
Loop trail
On-property singletrack for shakeouts and warm-downs.
Two people who actually do this built it.
Land right at Mile 62 almost never opens up. It stays in families for decades. Tyler has held this ridge for fifteen years, and he's turning it into a place you can actually stay, not just run past on race day.
We both do this. We know what a long day out here takes out of you, and what you want when you get back, because it's the same thing we want.
YJ Tung
Ultra-runner. Two decades building for outdoor and entertainment brands.
Tyler Mitchell
Has owned this land for fifteen years and worked all across the Sierra. He runs the build and everything that happens on the ground.
Build it with us.
Foresthill Basecamp opens Summer 2027. Join the founding list for first access to the opening season, and hear everything here first.
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