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I Just Finished My Third Hood River Destination Wedding—and I Could Do So Many More

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My upshot advice: If you ever get invited to a wedding in Hood River, go. Outdoor Gear Editor I�

My upshot advice: If you ever get invited to a wedding in Hood River, go. [Nathan Allen]( Outdoor Gear Editor I’m not sure what it is with my friends and [Hood River](—a sleepy town in the Columbia River Gorge about an hour east of [Portland](. But I’m not going to complain about it. I’ve been to more destination weddings in the wind sports-focused town than any other location on the planet. And I’m already hoping one of my next friends to get hitched follows suit. If you’ve never been to Hood River, now’s the time—even if it’s just a [day trip from Portland](. The views are worth it enough as Hood River sits at the bottom of large foothills and in between Mt. Hood to the south and Mount Adams to the north, both of which were still snowcapped when I was there at the beginning of May. But I recommend taking in those views while picking your own fruit at one of the many farms or orchards in the area. Or while sitting outside at one of the region’s many breweries or wineries. Or, for the more adventurous, rent a mountain bike, go rafting, or try out a wind sport on the Columbia River. Some tips if you do want to visit Hood River: - [Rent a car]( (or road trip). There’s no immediate or easy public transportation around the area. And you’ll definitely want to explore the surrounding area. At the first wedding, we met friends with a car. The second, we road-tripped from our home in Berkeley, California. And at the latest, we rented a car at [PDX](. - There’s a fun annual Fourth of July festival and fireworks show over the river. Plus, July is one of the best months to visit Hood River. - While public transportation might not be the best, Hood River is very walkable (if you don’t mind hills). There’s a pedestrian bridge across the interstate, connecting the downtown area to the newer area along the river, with many restaurants and breweries. We recommend taking your time and walking around both spots. 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Plus, [the food scene]( here is unlike anywhere else in America. Bison, elk and steak make an appearance on most menus. Visit Big Sky Country for wild spaces with [big and small adventures]( around every bend. Vacation Like a Pro This summer, if you're looking for the crème de la crème of outdoor experiences in Montana, it may seem like a no-brainer to spend your entire vacation in the [national parks](. But consider the crowds this time of year, and keep in mind that the entire state is worthy of exploration—especially the lesser-known state parks! Consider splitting the trip up into three parts: book an iconic ranch-style stay somewhere like [The Resort at Paws Up](; spend two or three days poking around Glacier and/or Yellowstone; then do something more off the beaten path. This could be camping near the Boiling River (hello, natural hot tubs!); hike around Kootenai Falls and cross the swinging suspension bridge; or explore the beauty of Medicine Rocks State Park. 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