Stirling Mountains

Stirling, both city and county, is built on and around a mountain group, not as high or continuous as the famous Highlands. The city is around the castle on a rock crafted from the mountains, making the city a part of the mountain. From the castle, one of the highest sites, facing northwest we can see the beginning of the range and natural packets "Trossarchs", usually covered in snow and the largest lake Scotland, Lomond (Loch Lomond). To the east and south theres a series of Glens, which leads almost to the capital Edinburgh. There's the famous monument to Willam Wallace (one of the most visited in the area), next to the University and of the Glens the most famous might be Glen Alva or Campsie Mountain.