A woman was rescued from a Perthshire mountain range after breaking her ankle while hiking.
The walker, 30, needed to be evacuated by helicopter from near Ben Lawers, the highest mountain in the southern Highlands, on Sunday evening.
Tayside Mountain Rescue, alongside Killin Mountain Rescue, located her just before 8pm.
Coastguard helicopter Rescue 151 then airlifted the woman out of the area and took her to hospital.
A spokesperson for Tayside Mountain Rescue said a total of nine volunteers were involved in helping the stricken individual.
He said: “The casualty was located, treated and evacuated.
“Thanks to Killin MRT and Rescue 151 for the assistance.
“We wish the casualty a speedy recovery.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 7pm on Sunday, August 22, we received a report of a woman with an injured leg on Munro Meall a’ Choire Leith in the Ben Lawers Range.
“Emergency services including Mountain Rescue and Coastguard attended and the 30-year-old was airlifted to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment.”
A team from the organisation also attended a call out to a missing man on Sunday who was traced safe and well.
Man airlifted to hospital after falling at The Hermitage near Dunkeld