Our busy period continues.  This time we were called to two separate incidents within 400m of each other.  The first call came from a couple with their young son and their dog who were attempting the usual route from Edale to the downfall and back over the plateau.  They had become lost as they attempted...

A couple were following a walk from Edale to Kinder Downfall and back across the plateau.  They had completed the route to the Downfall, but as they started out back across the plateau they became less confident of the route.  The conditions on Kinder were very cold with patches of snow and ice still remaining...

A pair of experienced walkers had planned a long route from Castleton, over to Kinder Scout and back via Grindsbrook Clough.  Part of their route took them to Kinder Low, then over the plateau, through the Woolpacks and on to the top of Crowden Clough.  Unfortunately, they hadn’t anticipated just how difficult the ground conditions...

Three walkers from Manchester had undertaken a walk on the Kinder Scout and during their descent had become benighted and unsure of their route had requested assistance via Derbyshire Police, providing them with some location information, then remained at the location. The team were deployed onto the lower slopes toward their reported position and found...

Whilst on the moor between South Head and Brown Knoll, a gentleman pulled his hamstring and was unable to continue. We were asked to help. We were able to get our vehicles to within around a kilometre of the casualty. We completed a stretcher evacuation of him to our vehicles and drove him back to...