Welcome to the Lomond Mountain Rescue Team website.

Lomond is one of the busiest Mountain Rescue Teams in Scotland. It has been coming to the aid of walkers, climbers and tourists for over forty years, since its foundation in 1967.

The Team covers an area of over 1000 square miles in one of the most popular mountain areas of Scotland. The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park sees over two million visitors a year, 50,000 walkers annually attempt the West Highland Way and Ben Lomond itself has over 30,000 walkers and climbers each year.

As a charity the team depends entirely on fundraising to ensure it maintains its first class service. Please feel free to browse this site and look at the pictures to get a feel for the work we do.

News and Rescues Latest

Call Out: 25th July 2010 - Conic Hill
Submitted on: Sunday 25th July 2010
Just before 6 am, Central Scotland Police contacted the Team leader to follow up a request from the Read more>>>

Call Out: 16th July 2010 - Conic Hill
Submitted on: Sunday 18th July 2010
The Team Leader was contacted by Central Scotland Police Control at 13:28 in response to a call from Read more>>>

Call Out: 11th July 2010 - West Highland Way
Submitted on: Monday 12th July 2010
Central Scotland Police contacted the Lomond MRT at 19:14 to say that they had recieved a phone call Read more>>>

Would you like to make a donation ?

Lomond Mountain Rescue Team relies on the generosity of individuals and companies to help maintain essential equipment and high training standards. If you would like to make a contribution please click on the "Donate" Button.


Click here to read more or click below image to donate direct