A six-person rescue in the hills above Peachland, B.C., brought rescuers their 18th task of the year.
Central Okanagan Search and Rescue (COSAR) crews were called Sunday night to rescue six UTV riders atop three side-by-sides stuck at the bottom of a gully.
After hours of trying to get out on their own, they called 911 for help, COSAR representatives said in a press release.
“COSAR sent in an initial snowmobile team to assess the situation, followed by our tracked UTV,” COSAR said.
Due to some medical concerns, the concerns of the stranded party were elevated and the rescue effort was more urgent.
It was COSAR’s fifth task in the last nine days and its 18th of the year.
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