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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β Callout 12/01/25 βThe team were called out yesterday to assist a walker with a leg injury, in the Smugglers Cave area of Alva Glen.The casualty was initially assessed by team medics, then evacuated via Alva Glen and then on to hospital.Huge thanks to Tayside Mountain Rescue Team and Killin Mountain Rescue Team who supported us on this call out #workingtogetherAs always we wish the casualty a speedy recovery!#scottishmountainrescue#AnyhourAnydayAnyWeather#workingtogether
π Farewell 2024! πAs 2024 comes to a close, we want to take a moment to thank all of our supporters, donors, and volunteers. Your generosity and encouragement have enabled us navigate the ups and downs of the year, attending a total of 27 call outs, winning awards and even a mention in TGTGO MagazineFrom everyone at Ochils Mountain Rescue Team, we wish you a safe and happy 2025!Lang may yer lum reekOchils Mountain Rescue Team β°οΈ#HappyNewYear#scottishmountainrescue#AnyhourAnydayAnyWeather#workingtogether
β Callout 27/12/2024βThe team were called out early yesterday evening to assist a walker in the Alva Glen area. Due to the casualty location, weather and injuries we asked for assistance from colleagues at Killin Mountain Rescue Team and Tayside Mountain Rescue Team27 Scottish Mountain Rescue members from the three teams responded and conducted a technical rope rescue evacuation while a team medic and doctor provided casualty care.Team members were off the hill by 21:30.As always we wish the casualty a speedy recovery.Planning to shake off the festive cobwebs on Scotland's hills and mountains?Be prepared and #ThinkWINTER π π¦ Day light is limited. Be prepared for darkness with torches.π€οΈ Check an official mountain forecast before you set out.ποΈ Always let someone know where you're going and when you'll return.π΅ Don't rely on your mobile phone and carry a power bank.βοΈ Be prepared for winter weather. Carry extra layers and equipment for walking on snow and ice.πΊοΈ Never be afraid to turn back or change plans.To learn more about navigating and preparing for walks, climbs and hikes in winter, visit our partners at Mountaineering Scotland β‘οΈ orlo.uk/cQyKQ
Ochils Mountain Rescue Team available 365 Days of the Year
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