Vlčí hřeben — or Wolf's Ridge — is an elongated mountain ridge in the western Krkonoše (Giant Mountains), just 3 km east of Rokytnice nad Jizerou. It's a quietly rewarding destination for hikers who enjoy forested ridges with a wild, unhurried atmosphere far from the crowds.

The ridge is entirely cloaked in spruce forest and its character shifts noticeably as you move from south to north. The southern end is broad and flat, almost imperceptible underfoot, while the northern section rises into a sharp, rocky crest with exposed phyllite rocks and scree slopes. Views are scarce — save for a clearing between the northern and middle summits — but that's part of the charm: this is a place of forest silence and trail solitude. In winter, snow and ice on the northern rocks add a serious edge to the hike. The full ridge stretches about 3 km between two saddles, with three summits qualifying as Czech 'tisícovky' (peaks above 1000 m).

• Osada Rezek or the saddle Pod Dvoračkami — yellow-marked trail along the western slope or green-marked trail along the eastern slope; both run the full length of the ridge.
• No marked trail follows the ridgeline itself, but apart from the rocky northern section the ridge walk is reasonably comfortable. An unmarked path also circles the ridge at roughly 1050 m elevation.

• The northern summit (1140 m) and the southern summit (1119 m) each have a geodetic marker on top.
• On the eastern slope, about 500 m below the southern summit, stands a small wooden shelter known as 'Kozí budka' (Goat Hut).
• The popular mountain hut Dvoračky is located just above the Pod Dvoračkami saddle at the northern end of the ridge.

The ridge's German name, Wolfskamm, appears on old Sudeten maps — a reminder that this forested wilderness was once as much German as Czech in its cultural heritage.