In case of an emergency dial 999 ask for police and then Mountain Rescue.

We provide an essential life saving emergency service.

We respond 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year.

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Saving lives in wild and remote places 365 days of the year.

Providing an essential, 

life saving emergency service.

We respond 

24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Saving lives on the Beacons

365 days of the year.

Providing an essential,

life saving emergency service.

Available to respond, 

24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

In case of an emergency dial 999 and request Mountain Rescue.
In case of an emergency dial 999 and request Mountain Rescue.

Thank you for your help

 The New Base is open.

We want to say a huge “thank you” to everyone who has helped us and contributed to our Appeal. work is now complete on the base and we are now operational from the new building.


However, our fundraising work continues as we still need to raise around £67,000 every year for our operating costs. In addition, the current economic climate means that we also want to add to our project contingency, as we are very mindful that costs are rising, and we need to create a comfortable cushion. So, if you are able to help, please donate using the 'Donate Now' button...

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About Us

Brecon Mountain Rescue Team is an emergency service staffed entirely by volunteers and funded entirely by public donations. 


We are based in the Brecon Beacons National Park and operate throughout mid Wales. We work closely with the Police, Fire Service and the Ambulance service to deploy our specialist search, rescue and medical capabilities to assist those on the mountains, or in the communities we serve, who need help. 

Our Ambassador Kate Humble

Our Ambassador

Kate Humble

Brecon Mountain Rescue Team are thrilled that popular TV presenter and best-selling author, Kate Humble, became our Ambassador in 2022.


Kate and her husband Ludo are based in Wales on their busy working farm – but in her spare time, Kate loves to walk the wonderful hills and mountains of the Brecon Beacons with her beloved dogs 

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