The meaning of Hachilah, Hill Of in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)
ha-ki'-la, hak'-i-la, (chakhilah): A hill in the wilderness of Judah, associated with the wanderings of David. It is stated (I Samuel 23:19) to be "on the South of the desert" (or Jeshimon), and (I Samuel 26:1) to be "before (on the front (i.e. edge) of) the desert." It was near Ziph and Maon. The only plausible hypothesis is that it is represented by the ridge Dhahret el-Kolah in the wilderness of Ziph, toward the desert of En-gedi (PEF, III, 313, Sh XXI).
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