A group of four males became exhausted after going a long way off thier intended route. We set off to retrieve them, onlt to discover that they'd been assisted from the hill by other people
A group of three, seperated from the rest of their party ground to a halt when darkness, fatigue and recurring injuries got the better of them. They were located using our SARLOC tool and evacuated to Grasmere
A solo male reported himself in difficulty when his torch failed near High Raise. He was located by team members and escorted down. A long night
Two young women became benighted at the top of Far Easedale, subsequently becoming very cold. They were located by team members and evacuated
A family group of three became benighted when they ran out of daylight and only had the torch from a phone. A small scale search was organised, and during this we managed to activate SARLOC, which located them on the ridge. They were escorted down by team members.
Male lost in field. Retrieved by team members. Nothing else to add....
Three intrepid explorers went exploring, at 4pm. But without a map or torch.. so when it went dark they had to stop exploring because there was nothing to see... including the way down... we went a showed them the way... I hope they won't make the same mistake again..
A woman phoned for help after becoming benighted on very steep ground on Helm Crag. She didn't actually know she was on Helm Crag either! A search and some detective work ensued and she was located and recovered from the crag. She was returned to her accommodation and locked safely inside for the rest of the night...
It's possible that she would have made life easier for herself if she'd not been wearing fashion footwear and had taken her sunglasses off..!
Two men became benighted near the top of Rossett Ghyll. They were located by team members and escorted down. A beautiful wet night for wander up on t'fells...
A couple reported themselves disorientated in the region of Bright Beck.
We were requested by the Police to look for a man reported overdue from a walk in the Easedale, Grasmere area.
The team were contacted by the Police about three men who had been reported overdue at their Ambleside guesthouse.
Two climbers suffered a momentary lack of reason when they decided to set off to White Ghyll to do some climbing at 3.30pm without a torch! Inevitably
While dealing with the previous incident we received a report from the Police that another 4 people had been reported overdue.
We were called out near midnight . A party of three were overdue at their rendesvous at Cockley Beck from Scafell.
Two men were unable to find their way off Red Screes after taking longer to complete their walk than planned, and became stuck in the dark.
A man phoned the Police after he lost the path on Crinkle Crags. He had previously lost his map, and had no compass or torch.
Three climbers became cragfast when, surprise, surprise, it went dark!
Two days on....No torch....no daylight....no dinner.....again....but that would have been so simple.
No torch....no daylight....no dinner.....
Shouts for help were reported on Gimmer Crag by passing walkers. A couple of team members went to check them out and heard them clearly.
Lights were reported flashing and fading near the top of Crinkle Ghyll. We went to investigate, but saw and found nothing.
We were requested to assist Coniston MRT with the recovery of two climbers who had become cragfast on Dow Crag. The weather was clagged in and they were having trouble locating them.
A man became cragfast after getting stuck on steep ground, losing the path and not being able to find his way down.
