"dramatic hills" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a landscape or scenery that is striking, impressive, or emotionally charged. Example: The drive through the countryside was breathtaking, with dramatic hills rising and falling in the distance, creating a sense of awe and wonder.
It is not a place of dramatic hills and vistas, rather the slow accumulation of sensory enchantment.
Dramatic hills the colour of sand and cement surround the valley, sculpted smooth by time and weather, striped with layers of red and yellow rock.
The dramatic hills in the region offer great walking and nearby Bueneventura reserve is rich in wildlife, including monkeys and 24 species of hummingbirds.
As a host, he'll recommend anything from a volcano climb, with local guide, to short self-guided walks in the dramatic hills.
Many of Alfred Hitchcock's films, for example, portray the now iconic image of San Francisco with its dramatic hills covered in beautiful, white architecture, or its bustling downtown lined with palm trees and well-to-do cosmopolitan crowds.
3 p.m. 1. Water Music For a dramatic Hill Country landscape, many visitors go to Enchanted Rock, an enormous meatloaf-shaped piece of granite outside of Fredericksburg.
I encountered one dedicated young German, Sebastian Bethge, in the dramatic hill village of Apold, labouring alone to restore the church interior with money raised in Berlin and elsewhere.
The highlights were the particularly dramatic hill-clinging towns and deep-blue seascapes that my parents and I saw cruising in our tiny orange Fiat convertible rental up and down the road that traverses the 23-mile-long sliver of an island called Mljet.
Chiloé's landscapes are wildly uneven without being dramatic; green hills and valleys and full of sheep, reminiscent of New Zealand.
The scenery is wildly dramatic, with hills careening into the sea and a volcanic boulder rising out of the ocean.
