Gt Langdale

Two walkers descending towards Blea Tarn came across the body of a man.

A 48-year-old man slipped and sustained an ankle injury.

A person was reported as shouting and waving for help high on the side of Lingmoor, overlooking the New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel.

A couple phoned the Police when they became lost in mist on Crinkle Crags.

A man collapsed, unconscious on the path up to Stickle Tarn.

A 22-year-old man from Leeds dislocated his knee while climbing Route 2.

Three people were reported overdue from a walk to Scafell.

We were asked to assist the ambulance service who were treating a man who had collapsed.

A man fell while on Jack’s Rake, suffering a suspected dislocated shoulder.

A man collapsed while under instruction on Harrison Stickle.

A woman collapsed due possibly due to a previous condition and hot weather. Assisted by SAR helicopter and Kendal MRT.

A man slipped and tumbled about 25 feet, sustaining an ankle fracture and suspected lower spinal injuries.

A climber hit the ground from about fifteen metres after he fell and his runners failed.

A climber fell while abseiling and sustained an open fracture to his leg.

We were called to assist a 14-year-old girl who was reported as having collapsed on the descent of Side Pike towards the campsite. 

A 65-year-old woman slipped and sustained a suspected fracture of her wrist.

The team has been rescuing people for over 30 years, so we don't do many things for the first time anymore. Today was different.

A 57-year-old volunteer conservationist had set out on the previous day to perform some maintenance work, supposedly on the Rossett Ghyll path.

A 32-year-old woman walking with her partner sustained a knee injury and was unable to walk.

A woman was reported missing by her husband after they became separated while walking in the vicinity of Harrison Stickle.

A young man was reported overdue at his campsite, where he was due to meet his friends.

We were called to assist two women, one with a minor head injury, who were struggling to locate a route off the hill by the light of a mobile phone.

The subject of our previous three days of searching was located.

Team members assisted Police divers as they searched several tarns in connection with the previous days search.

The search resumed, with more widespread areas searched.

The search was resumed with areas originally searched at night rechecked in daylight and new areas covered still without success.

We were requested to search the Langdale area for a man reported missing from home. There was concern for his safety.

We were then requested to recover two climbers who had become cragfast on White Ghyll slabs.

A woman tripped and fell forward. She injured her shoulders and was in great pain.

Lights were reported on Raven Crag.