Mount Afadja

Mount Afadja is a summit in Ghana's Volta Region that rises 885 meters above sea level near the Ghana-Togo border. The peak forms part of a mountain range in West Africa and offers hikers different routes to climb.

The area was originally populated by wild animals, leading to conflicts with early inhabitants. These encounters with wildlife shaped local history and the mountain's name.

The name reflects the region's past struggles and its relationship with the natural world as understood by local communities. Visitors experience this connection to local identity while walking through the landscape.

The climb to the summit takes about two hours and follows marked trails starting from Liati Wote. Local guides are available and help with navigation while sharing knowledge about the mountain's plants and animals.

The mountain hosts a remarkable array of wildlife including 33 mammal species that observant hikers might spot along the way. Hidden waterfalls and caves add an element of underground exploration to the climb.

GPS coordinates: 7.02225,0.56195

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24