We are near a lot of action, only a little over an hour to Chattanooga, Tenn. and their Nightfall fun. Check it out! Enjoy a preview of coming attractions… Ollabelle at Banjo Jim's
Why do we call winter an “old man”? Well, old men are reserved, gray and maybe craggy, like this photo, but the old men on Wolf Mountain are superior builders, planners, intellects and leaders! (This post was written by a woman.)
Autumn (2011-10-24)
Beauty helps us forget the troubles of life. Autumn is especially helpful. See more new pictures of Wolf Mountain on our slideshow. “The colors are reaching their peak and the festivals are in full swing for those that want to come and enjoy what the mountains have to offer. The apple orchard has plenty of [...]
After six years and lots of hard work nursing the plants, Wolf Mountaineer, Denny, deserves praise for his gorgeous crop of rhododendrons. Great job!
Our thanks to WM owner Martin Scherer for this post that details how he found the Mountain and what it means to him. Martin is an Englishman and travels extensively. If you were a Brit and had the choice between the mountains of Italy and the American Appalachians, which would you choose? Shortly after dawn, [...]
While some want to live on top of Wolf Mountain for the view, others like the view out and up. This lot in Wolf Run is nearly at the bottom of the Mountain, but has a pleasant view beyond and up. The featured owner, Erik Laney, and his wife Allison own and operate a Crossfit [...]
A photo is worth thousands of words. This one shows a view of the blue Western Carolina mountains. It was shared by Dana Hughes, whose work is on sxc.hu. The next photo, taken by a Wolf Mountain resident, shows a different color scheme. On the Map page, you will see that Wolf Mountain is about [...]
Wolf Mountain Estates is a carefully planned residential mountain community located in Western North Carolina. Its development has preserved the mountain’s natural beauty and secluded privacy while enhancing its existing features, including rolling pastures, creeks, and streams, large rock formations, gentle ridges and of course, magnificent views up to 3,000 feet. Passersby see only a [...]
by Harry Micka Lessons learned with snow on the mountain In December, we experienced the most snow I have ever seen on Wolf Mountain and it was predicted to be one to two inches from the local weather forecasters in Chattanooga. The snow started on Saturday and didn’t stop until Monday morning and it was [...]
