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Our Story

Our first map was of Lake Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, and we made it for ourselves. It was a hit, so we made more.

MAPPING YOUR SPECIAL LAKE OR PLACE, SINCE 2007

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If you're reading this you're probably a lake person too, and you've got powerful memories of being at the lake: summers learning to water ski, sleep-away camp, cliff jumping, being at the cabin, the smell of the shady coves and bays, the lazy days melting into warm evenings, and fall after the crowds leave. For me, there's something about the lake that's like nowhere else. I slow down, I generally let go. And when I leave, I take a little of that feeling with me.

Maps can take us to far away places, but they can also ground us to what is close to home. Our goal at Lakebound® is to bring a little of that lake magic to you, wherever you may be. We spend a lot of time making sure the geography is accurate because we know you'll want to see your favorite parts of the lake. So far, even the old-timers say we're getting it right!

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MARY SKERRETT KOFF

OWNER, CEO

Mary is a lover of travel, music, hiking, cooking, and lakes. She founded Lakebound in 2007 and thanks to great customers and talented staff, has grown it into the company it is today. She lives in Portland, OR with her husband, son and two cats.

MELISSA BARTON

ACCOUNTANT

As a "dyed in the wool" New Englander, Melissa loves all the majesty the Pacific Northwest has to offer. The trees are bigger, the mountains taller! Still, memories of summering on Loon Pond in New Hampshire remain. With 26 years experience in accounting, she has found her groove in E-Commerce and loves helping Lakebound find new ways to streamline and grow.

KATHY WU

DESIGNER

Kathy began her career in Los Angeles over 15 years ago but dreamt of skipping puddles and sleepy trees so she packed her bags and kissed the bright sky goodbye. When not designing you can find her dancing, drawing and playing Legos with her son Oskar.

 

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