Fellwalking

A party of three reported themselves lost and on the wrong side of a river in the Troutbeck area. Their position was provided via the Emergency Call Location Information service and they were recovered by team members

Two people became lost and cragfast on the back of Crinkle Crags. One reported at gash to the hand in addition. They were eventually located by Kendal MRT members while we were looking on Crinkle Crags. They were walked off

Our team doctor was requested to assist Coniston MRT with a difficult medical issue.

A woman slipped on damp ground and sustained a nasty ankle injury. She was treated by team members and evacuated by stretcher to an ambulance

A woman missed the path and became lost and benighted on Wansfell. She was located and returned to her accommodation

A 77-year-old man collapsed while walking. He was treated by paramedics and evacuated by the team

A male was reported with a leg injury at the top of Dungeon Ghyll.

Young female slipped sustaining a back injury

A woman walking the coast to Coast slipped and sustained suspected fractures to her tibia and fibula when she slipped on very wet ground She was treated by team members and evacuated by stretcher with help from Duddon and Furnes MRT

Male with medical issues reported overdue. Located in early stages of search

A woman sustained an ankle injury near Three Tarns. Having confirmed her location via SARLOC, she was treated and evacuated with assistance from our Norwegian volunteer rescue friends who are visiting the area for a few days. Their help was much appreciated!

People misplaced on Long Top and unable to find way down. Located via GPS on their hone and given advice on route down

A family of five including a 2-year-old child became benighted at the top of Pavey Ark as darkness. They were quickly located via phone GPS and then subsequently by a team member and then evacuated to the valley floor by Coastguard helicopter. The final rescue of a long day...

We were requested to assist Patterdale MRT to recover a group of 4 who had become lost and benighted when they failed to locate their planned bivi site at Priest Hole

A woman sustained a suspected fractured tibia when she slipped at Sour Milk Ghyll, Grasmere

A couple reported themselves lost having set off to walk to Cold Pike. They were located at the top of Hell Ghyll and escorted off

A male reported himself as unable to walk due to lower leg injury. The team attended and he was located making slow progress below Three Tarns. He was assisted the rest of the way off

A lone male was reported overdue from a walk to Scafell. Team leaders monitored the situation overnight and a search was planned first thing. The man was located as teams were deploying

Male with knee injury in quarry on Loughrigg

A young woman dislocated her knee

A males sustained a head injury in a fall on Esk Pike. He was treated by team members and evacuated by Coastguard helicopter

Female slipped and sustained ankle injury

A male sustained a head injury in a fall near Stickle Tarn dam. He was treated by team members and then carried to a waiting air ambulance

A young woman was reported fitting and unconscious. She was treated by team members and evacuated by Coastguard helicopter

A young male sustained a deep laceration to the knee. He attempted to walk down, but the pain was too much, so he was stretchered down the remainder of the way

A man suffered a leg injury while walking. He was stretchered off the hill on a very hot afternoon

We went to the aid of a woman with a fracture dislocated ankle. She was treated by team members and evacuated by air ambulance

A search was organised for a male who was reported overdue from a walk from Rosthwaite to Grasmere. He was eventually located in Grasmere, his phone battery having gone flat, and had forgotten where he was supposed to be staying and was trying to find a someone who could lend he a phone charger. We were assisted by Keswick MRT

A woman sustained a head injury in a fall on Bowfell. he was treated by team members and evacuated by Coastguard helicopter