If you're staying overnight in Hood River or simply want to see this stunning waterfall en route to the ceremony, Multnomah Falls is just 31 miles west of Hood River on scenic and historic Highway 30.

Here are a couple of links to finding some great hikes while you're in the region:

https://gorgefriends.org/hike-the-gorge/find-a-hike.html

https://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/crgnsa/recreation/hiking

Rent a kayak or stand-up-paddle board in Hood River and enjoy the Columbia River up close. There are several centers to check out for renting equipment and taking lessons.

Hood River SUP and Kayak

Gorge Paddling Center

There's also rafting!

Zoller's Outdoor Odysseys

Wet Planet Whitewater

Western Antique Aeroplane Automobile Museum is a great place to visit with more than 100 antique cars and airplanes

301 Gallery -- a co-operative featuring the work of Gorge artists

The History Museum of Hood River County -- on Port Marina Drive

Mount Hood Railroad scenic train rides along the Hood River

Columbia Gorge Interpretive Museum is a wonderful museum in Stevenson, about 22 miles away on the north side of the river

Maryhill Museum of Art, 45 minutes from Hood River

Marchesi Vineyards

Wy'east Vineyards

Mt. Hood Winery