An undiscovered gem in South Puget Sound

Trail. Water.
A new way to stay connected.

A rural place near the Chehalis Western Trail and Woodard Bay—explored for country living today and electric flight tomorrow.

Early feasibility vision only. No land, investment, aircraft service, route, permit, construction scope or opening date is being offered or guaranteed.

Seattle area
Woodard Bay
Home
22 mipaved regional trail
10–15 minbike to bay access
~43 mito the Seattle area
10–15 minbike to Woodard Bay access
12–18 mindrive to groceries + pharmacy
10–15 mindrive to regional hospital
20–30 minSeattle-area airborne reference

Rounded planning estimates—not live travel times. Trail access, routes, aircraft, weather, ATC and approved landing infrastructure control actual trips.

Country quiet. City practical.

Nature is the daily amenity.

The 22-mile Chehalis Western Trail moves through forest, wetlands, prairie and farmland on its way to Puget Sound at Woodard Bay.

Direct legal access from the parcel to the trail is not established. At Woodard Bay NRCA, bicycles must be secured before continuing on protected foot trails.

One property, two approaches

Let flight follow the land.

Site B follows gentler terrain. Site A trades more grading for greater separation from the trail. Both remain unapproved desktop concepts.

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Future regional reach

About 43 miles from the Seattle area.

At plausible vertical-flight speeds, that suggests roughly 20–30 minutes airborne—not a promised trip and not an approved downtown landing.

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Why explore it now

The place exists. The market is emerging.

The opportunity is to test the land, access, approvals and infrastructure before selecting an aircraft or promising an outcome.

01

Start with place

Country living, a nearby regional trail and Woodard Bay create value before flight.

02

Build only what fits

One movement area, compact shelter, slow charging and essential access first.

03

Stay aircraft-flexible

Track the market without making the land depend on one program.

Private heliport programCompact first phase
Aircraft market reference14 tracked programs
Potential development pathConfidence before concrete

Early exploratory partners

Help test whether this idea can become real.

We are looking for thoughtful partners across land, design, aviation, infrastructure and permitting to pressure-test the concept.

Partner inquiry coming soon

Evidence before promises

Exploration, not an offering.

Local context uses Thurston County, Washington DNR, service-provider and rounded public-road routing references current to September 16, 2026.