Training
It's been a while since we were able to train on the mountains, but we're still keeping our skills and knowledge up to date with regular videoconferencing training sessions.
TO CALL MOUNTAIN RESCUE DIAL 999, ASK FOR POLICE, THEN MOUNTAIN RESCUE
Rescues
23 rescues in 2020, the most recent...
| 23 | 15 Sep | A lone female walker became cragfast in steep ground above Buttermere more... |
| 22 | 10 Sep | NWAS requested assistance with carrying a 74-year old female who had taken a tumble on the fellside near Fangs Brow, Loweswater, sustaining an ankle injury, to a road ambulance more... |
| 21 | 4 Sep | The team leader was contacted when a walker came across a dog, separated from its owners, near Scale Force, Buttermere more... |
Pillar
Two of our most dramatic rescues in 2019 and 2020 were both on Pillar, Ennerdale. See full details on our Facebook page
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About us
- Available 365 x 24
- Unpaid volunteers
- Equipped for all weathers
- Founded 1953
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Magazines
Our 2020 Annual Report magazine is available to download, with details of our rescues, training and adventures
