No, there are no wolves in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Wolves were once native to this region, but due to hunting, habitat loss, and other factors, they were eradicated by the early 20th century. Today, the only wild canids found in the Blue Ridge Mountains are coyotes, which are often mistaken for wolves due to their similar appearance.
Efforts to reintroduce wolves to the area have been discussed, but as of now, no such programs have been implemented. The Blue Ridge Mountains are home to a variety of wildlife, including black bears, deer, and numerous bird species, but wolves are not among them.