For Mountain Rescue call 999 ask for 'Police' then 'Mountain Rescue'

What we do

We are a charitable Search and Rescue organisation (SCO 24517).

Our purpose is to locate and recover people who have found themselves in difficult situations in the outdoors.

If you need us

Call 999 and ask for Police and then Mountain Rescue.

We will respond to your call for help any time and in any weather conditions. We don’t charge for our services.

Resources

We are a Team of 35 mountaineers with specialist training.

We make use of specialist helicopters and search dogs where necessary and our running costs are supported by donations and fundraising.

Community

We are keen to raise awareness about how to enjoy the outdoors as safely as possible.

Community groups are welcome to visit us and we provide first aid cover to a number of outdoor events.

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Ochils Mountain Rescue Team

4 days ago

Local author, Alistair Spowage recently launched his new book 'At Home in the Ochils', a celebration of the Ochil Hills and his creative way to explore them. ⛰️We’re incredibly grateful that proceeds from the book are being donated to support the work of Ochils Mountain Rescue Team.Ochils Kev attended the launch event after contributing to it's writing, alongside Ochils John, our longest-serving member!Copies of the book are available from Newfangled Design in Alva and Alloa Hub, Maple Court Alloa. 📚Thanks again to Alistair for his support and shared passion for our amazing hills.#scottishmountainrescue#anyhouranydayanyweather#workingtogether ... See MoreSee Less

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Ochils Mountain Rescue Team

1 week ago

Last night Team Leader Ben hosted local MP Brian Leishman at our rescue post in Fishcross.Team members talked about our capability to assist people within the local community and demonstrated some of our rescue equipment.#anydayanyhouranyweather #workingtogether #ScottishMRIt was great to meet the highly skilled and dedicated volunteers of Ochils Mountain Rescue Team and hear about their amazing work. If you ever require assistance in our beautiful hills or inaccessible areas, dial 999 ask for POLICE then MOUNTAIN RESCUE. Support their work by donating here: www.omrt.org.uk/donations/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Ochils Mountain Rescue Team

1 week ago

Scottish Mountain Rescue have published their Annual Review for 2024 which was another busy year for us and the other 25 SMR affiliated teams in Scotland. A huge effort 👏Inside you’ll find:🔹 Headline statistics: A total of 1,000 call-outs (including continuations) with 740 people assisted. 🔹 Rescue stories and team member profiles offering a glimpse into the dedication behind every call-out🔹 Updates on our work to support wellbeing and resilience within teams🔹 Insight into the evolution of rescue equipment, and the significant cost of keeping teams operationalThis year’s Annual Review reflects another incredibly busy and demanding year, with volunteers across the country once again showing immense resilience in their commitment to saving lives in Scotland’s mountains and outdoor spaces. Any Hour. Any Day. Any Weather. ... See MoreSee Less

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