Come home to tell the tale.
In a genuine emergency
Ring for help first. Read the rest of this page afterwards.
Dial 999 · ask for Police, then Mountain Rescue
Dial 999 · ask for Coastguard (for lochs & coastal ground)
Dial 111 · non-emergency medical, 24 hours
Rangers & mountain guides.
The best local knowledge is always from a person, not a page. Below is our live directory of the ranger services and mountain-guide partnerships we’re building patch by patch. If you’re heading somewhere new, ring the local ranger. If you’re heading somewhere serious, hire a guide. It’s cheap insurance and a shortcut to the best advice on the ground.
This is a young list. It will fill out as partnerships confirm. Nothing on this page is listed without the partner’s explicit permission.
Cairngorms National Park
Building the listOutreach letter posted to the CNP ranger service. We’ll list their public general-enquiry contact here once permission is confirmed.
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Building the listOutreach letter posted to the LLTNP ranger service. We’ll list their public general-enquiry contact here once permission is confirmed.
Perthshire & the Central Highlands
Building the listHome ground. We’re actively speaking to MIC- and MIA-qualified guides working out of Pitlochry, Aberfeldy and Dunkeld. Reply if you’d like to be listed.
Skye & the North-West
Building the listCuillin ridge, Torridon, Applecross — serious ground. If you guide here and would consider being on our card, we’d be glad to hear from you.
Join the Coming Home card.
We’d be glad to list your patch. No commission, no revenue share, no paperwork — just your public contact details on the card that ships with every order.
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