Wolfpen Fall Hang
An Alabama fall hang at Wolfpen Hunters Camp in the Bankhead National Forest, next to the Sipsey Wilderness.
Southeastern hangers have met at Wolfpen Hunters Camp, just west of the Sipsey Recreation Area, for fall weekends of good food, campfire stories and guided hikes into the Sipsey Wilderness. Organizers have called it suitable for beginners. Past editions ran in early to mid November. Recent dates are not confirmed online, so treat this as a lead and check Hammock Forums. Bring a filter and fall layers.
What to bring
- ✓ Hammock, wide tree straps and carabiners
- ✓ Rain tarp and stakes
- ✓ Underquilt or pad for the night
- ✓ Headlamp, camp chair and a dish for the potluck
- ✓ Water and anything the registration page asks for
New to sleeping in a hammock? Read how to hammock camp before you go.
Frequently asked questions
When is Wolfpen Fall Hang?+
The next date hasn't been announced. Historically early to mid November
Where is Wolfpen Fall Hang?+
Wolfpen Hunters Camp, Bankhead National Forest, Moulton area, Alabama.
How do I sign up for Wolfpen Fall Hang?+
Hammock Forums thread
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