Stay with one mountain area
Amedzofe is worth considering when your Volta trip is about hills and views. Choose it as a focused stop rather than a small addition to a waterfall-and-climbing marathon. A map can make several mountain attractions look easier to combine than the day feels in practice.
If scenery is the priority, allow time to wait and look. A viewpoint becomes a hurried photo stop when every following appointment is fixed.
Choose your walking objective
Compare a Mount Gemi visit with the activity you want at Amedzofe's canopy area. Ask locally about access, the approach and the physical demands of each. They shouldn't be treated as identical experiences just because both involve elevated views.
A group can choose one shared route and leave a second as optional. Make that decision before anyone pays for something they don't want to do.
Keep a weather alternative
Views depend on conditions. Plan a meal, conversation with your host or rest at your base as a valid use of time if visibility disappoints. Avoid promising a particular photograph to the whole group.
Use Mount Gemi and Amedzofe Canopy Walkway to organise your shortlist. Confirm the day's arrangements with the operator, then build the rest of the visit around the chosen activity rather than another long transfer.