Restore
RESTORE · INSIDE
For time that asks
nothing of you.
Step into the cedar-lined dressing area. Through the glass into the eucalyptus-infused steam room — breathe in, let the day slow down. Move to the sunroom for a cool drink. Then out to the deck, where the 6-8 person hot tub awaits with views of the valley and mountains.
Turkish cotton robes hang ready. Spa towels are stacked. Sonos throughout — your mood, your music.
RESTORE INSIDE
Trout lily (Erythronium americanum) and Quaker ladies (Houstonia caerulea), in spring bloom.
RESTORE · OUTSIDE
And the mountain does its own
restorative work.
Outside, a short walk or a full hike. The Japanese call it shinrin-yoku — the simple practice of immersing yourself in a forest. Here, there is solitude enough for quiet discovery, and time enough to let the forest find you.
The mountain keeps its own calendar. Trout lily and Quaker ladies open through the spring leaf litter. Ferns unfurl through May. Wood thrush and warblers move through the canopy. Wild blueberry and mountain laurel by midsummer. Shaggy manes push up through the autumn leaf fall. Maples turn first. In winter, the snow holds the trail prints of white-tailed deer and fox for days.
Miles of marked private hiking trails — quiet in every season, entirely your own.