The Eye in the Sky that Saves Lives
The SMT has donated £4,000 to Scottish mountain rescuers to get a state-of-the art DJI MT4/D drone that will make a radical difference to the search and communications capabilities of the rescue teams.
We are a Scottish charity that provides grants to projects and organisations that promote public recreation, education and safe enjoyment of the mountains, especially in the mountains of Scotland.
In all these activities the Trust will seek to ensure the conservation of the environment.
Our work is financed by donations from individuals and organisations who share our values, and from the publication of climbing and walking guidebooks and other books about the Scottish mountains by our whole owned subsidiary the Scottish Mountaineering Press.

The SMT has donated £4,000 to Scottish mountain rescuers to get a state-of-the art DJI MT4/D drone that will make a radical difference to the search and communications capabilities of the rescue teams.
Common Wheel has been awarded a second grant of £10,000 to help fund their climbing programmes for people managing or recovering from mental illness.
CIS’s “Thrive” project, which got going at the end of 2024, and was awarded £4795 by the Trust to introduce hill walking to a minimum of 42 men, mainly from West African, East African, and Kurdish Sorani and Kurmanji communities.