Wildcat Mountain, rising 3,760 feet in Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest, is the highest peak whose summit is in White County. Its significance is tied to an unusual geographic distinction: it is the county’s highest peak, but not the county’s highest point. That higher point lies on Tray Mountain, where the White County-Towns County line crosses slopes reaching nearly 4,430 feet within White County, even though Tray Mountain’s summit stands in Towns County.