'hilltop' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to the top of a hill or the area around the top of a hill. For example: "The sun rose slowly, illuminating the empty hilltop with a warm light."
I'm a Chilham man myself; there's no more peaceful spot in the nation than this hilltop village's square, birdsong tooting, surrounded by black-and-white cottages, orchards and oasts.
Having spent 17 years as a volunteer firefighter (he retired in 1999), Bruce's hilltop house was more fire-ready than most.
Mons, a hilltop city and a place of pilgrimage since the seventh century, is the joint 2015 European Capital of Culture (with Pilsen in the Czech Republic, see above).
Even so, Wiggins will need to be vigilant on the tough twin climbs of Caerphilly mountain on Thursday – when the weather is again expected to deteriorate – or on the hilltop finish at Haytor on Friday.
Flop into it after a day exploring the Riviera beaches, or the inland villages of Provence, such as the picture-perfect hilltop settlement of Fayence.
The island hosts four festivals (spring, folk, literary and food) and is dotted with standing stones, hilltop forts and ruined chapels, so you can spend your days exploring, and spotting wildflowers, rare birds, wild goats, grey seals and otters.
The distance is about the same, and there seemed little point in risking being on an exposed hilltop at 1200' in a thunderstorm, especially as the reward would have been panoramic 360 degree views of the inside of a cloud.
The hilltop pool offers gorgeous views of the valley, and a Moroccan-style tent provides an open riverside lounge area.
One is a small, rustic house, La Rondine, with a sheltered garden in the medieval hilltop village of Casole d'Elsa, 25 minutes from Siena.
In the cool air of their hilltop fastnesses, the toings and froings on the Mesopotamian plain are distractions from the serious business of building a viable Kurdish entity.
The prize project was a hilltop rock observatory, which he termed an American counterpart to Stonehenge.
