WordNet
n. a series of hills or mountains; "the valley was between two ranges of hills"; "the plains lay just beyond the mountain range" [syn: range, mountain range, chain, mountain chain, chain of mountains]
Usage examples of "range of mountains".
Who'd have figured that leaving on a beer run would end up with me freezing to death in a range of mountains that never even existed?
Queen of Dreams, that's the oddest looking range of mountains I've ever seen!
Their speed dropped steadily, and the outer barrier range of mountains—.
On the sixth day a range of mountains rose ahead: the back of the palisades overlooking Hei and Sivishe.
To the south, a towering range of mountains, snow-capped and misty in the distance, lay as a barrier east and west.
Shoulder upon shoulder, the hills massed up to a low range of mountains in the north, a black wall of rock edged with a starlit knife blade of snow.
To the right the grass and sand rose up to form immense peaks, a range of mountains without end, disappearing finally into the distance.
Ahead and beyond, range after range of mountains rose into the distance, each more distant silhouette bluer than the one before and rising higher into the sky.
I simply gestured at the great wasteland which commenced somewhere below the farther lip of the plateau to sweep on for at least forty miles before butting up against another range of mountains.
The next range of mountains, more than a dozen leagues away, stood out stark and clear, so close it seemed that he felt he could touch them.