Mountain Rescue Websites

Responsible for training mountain rescue teams to handle search and rescue dogs. Information about training, fundraising, events and incidents.

Responsible for training mountain rescue teams to handle search and rescue dogs. Information about training, fundraising, events and incidents.

Provide a volunteer rescue service for walkers and climbers in the North-East. Includes team profile and history, and call-out information.

Volunteer mountain rescue Team covering the south-east of Scotland. Includes team profile, call-out log, and information on fundraising and training.

Volunteer organisation offering search and rescue services in and around the Cairngorms. Profile, fndraising events, and contact details.

Organises search and rescue services in the North West Highlands. Information about their activities, team, the area, and support.

Volunteers offering search and rescue services in Dumfries and Galloway; information about the team, news, membership, funding, and background on walking safely in the Galloway Hills.

Volunteers offering search and rescue in the North West Highlands. Team profile, with information about training and resources.

Information about their proposed new building, the area they cover, and fundraising.

Search and rescue cover for North Argyll, Bridge of Orchy, Mull and Jura provided by a voluntary group; includes team profile and fundraising information.

Cover the area between Loch Maree and Loch Carron, and from Applecross to Achnasheen. Team profile, call-out details, news, and how to help feature.

Volunteers offering search and rescue capabilities. Includes a history, membership and equipment information, and call-out news.

Offers details of the group, call outs, gallery and information on mountain safety.

Voluntary search and rescue group in eastern Dumfries and Galloway; includes a history, call-out log, information about services and fundraising.

The representative and coordinating body for mountain rescue services in Scotland. Working to save lives and promote safe mountaineering.

Covers the Ochil Hills and surrounding areas in the Central belt of Scotland. Includes introduction, background, history, training, incidents, and safety advice.