
Crag-fast above Dove
A team vehicle above Ullswater. A general photograph — not taken at this callout.
Home / Incidents / 16 July 2023
Rope rescue
On Friday, July 16th at 18:00 the Patterdale Mountain Rescue Team was tasked to attend a young, solo female walker who’d become crag-fast in steep and broken ground above Dove Crag. Seven team members were tasked to make their way to the scene, backed up by a further eight team members from the Penrith Team.
Because of the casualty’s precarious position and an underlaying medical condition, the assistance of a coastguard helicopter was requested to help with extrication. In total this incident involved seven team members from Patterdale and a further eight team members from Penrith for a total of 3hrs 30 minutes.
The callout in numbers
7
Team members
3
Hours on the hill
Other agencies
HM Coastguard.
With thanks to HM Coastguard.
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