Ochils
Ochils is a range of low hills located in central Scotland, forming part of the Southern Uplands. The name "Ochils" is derived from the Gaelic word *oicheil*, meaning "little hill" or "small mountain." The range stretches approximately 20 miles (32 km) from the city of Stirling in the west to the town of Perth in the east, lying between the larger Grampian Mountains to the north and the Fife Hills to the south.
The Ochils are primarily composed of metamorphic rocks, including schist and gneiss, which have been shaped
The Ochils are known for their scenic beauty, offering a mix of open moorland, wooded valleys, and
Historically, the Ochils have been inhabited since prehistoric times, with evidence of Bronze Age and Iron