Every incident the team attends is logged here. Most come from Yorkshire Ambulance Service and South Yorkshire Police, and many are in woods and country parks close to town rather than on the open moor.
We never publish personal details, and the maps show the general area only. Figures are taken from our incident records; volunteer hours are the combined time of everyone who attended.
Since the start of 2021 we have been called out more than 450 times. The places we’re called most are Greno Woods and Wharncliffe Woods on the edge of Sheffield, Langsett and Cut Gate, the Black Cloughs above the Woodhead Pass, and Holme Moss and Black Hill. Walkers and mountain bikers make up most of the people we help, and searches for missing people make up much of the rest. See a map of the area on our area, and read our safety advice before you head out.
Our year in 30 seconds
Every incident, day by day
In 2025 we were called out 77 times. Our volunteers gave 1,943 hours at those incidents, and 24 of them were after dark. Press play to watch the year unfold.
2025
- Incidents
- 77
- Volunteer hours
- 1,943
- After dark
- 24
- Rescue
- Search
- Other help
Each dot is an incident, placed to the nearest kilometre or so. Figures come from our incident records and update every night. Read about every incident.
Editor’s note
- Casualty evacuation
- Search
- Wildfire support
- Other assistance
Incident log
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In an emergency, dial 999 or 112. Ask for the Police, then ask for Mountain Rescue. What to tell the operator.
For yearly totals and trends, see our incident statistics.