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Erin Lauer

Portland, Oregon, Oregon

As a child, I explored the trails behind my house in Eastern Kentucky, foraging for blackberries or honeysuckle. As a teenager, I moved with my family to Louisville, Kentucky, only to realize how beautiful a place can be and how quickly it can become developed. As a Registered Architect, I now live in beautiful Oregon, where I continuously explore in solitude or share these experiences with families and friends. At work, I help design and develop sustainably. In my free time, I enjoy being active outdoors, leaving no trace, and teaching others to do the same.

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Mount Baker Hot Springs

Mount Baker Area, Washington
Erin Lauer
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Pilcher Creek Reservoir Campground

Wallowa Mountains, Oregon
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Goat Mountain + Green River Loop

Southwest Washington/Mount St. Helens, Washington
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North Catherine Creek Trail + Cartwheel Ridge Loop

Wallowa Mountains, Oregon
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