Wolfpen Ridge, Mountain summit in northern Georgia, United States
Wolfpen Ridge is a mountain summit located within the Chattahoochee National Forest along the border between Towns and Union counties in northern Georgia. The ridge rises above the surrounding terrain and extends from south to north through this remote forest area.
The ridge became part of the Brasstown Wilderness area, which established its protection as a natural landmark in northern Georgia. This designation has shaped how the landscape is managed and preserved today.
Local hiking communities maintain records of ascents to Wolfpen Ridge, documenting their experiences through detailed trip reports and trail observations.
The Duncan Ridge Trail connects this ridge to Blood Mountain and passes through dense forest terrain. Sturdy hiking boots and good physical fitness are recommended for anyone planning to walk this route.
The summit features a prominence of 221 feet and serves as the fifth-highest point in Georgia, situated near Brasstown Bald, the state's highest peak.
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