Here are the photos that appear in the top right corner of the page with a few notes about each one:

Team members carry an injured hiker down Timpanogos’ Primrose Cirque in our wheeled stretcher.

A Singletrack Special Team member transports an automated electronic defibrilator (AED) to a hiker complaining of chest pain several miles up the trail.

A team member puts on his crampons during a prolonged search for an avalanche victim on Timpanogos.

Two stranded climbers are rescued in Provo Canyon.

Team members approach the summit ridge of Mount Nebo to assist an injured hiker.

A team member rappels during a training exercise.

Responding to a report of a car rollover atop West Mountain.

Squeezing through the “birth canal” in Nutty Putty Cave.

Ice climbing Provo Canyon’s “Stairway to Heaven” during a training exercise.

Life Flight prepares to land in the Lone Peak Cirque to evacuate an injured climber.

UCSSAR team members assist Summit County rescue teams in a search following a massive backcountry avalanche near The Canyons resort.

Team members leave Nutty Putty after successfully helping a stuck caver.

A team member is lowered during a recertification exercise for the Mountain Rescue Association.

Life Flight helicopters assist a multiple-victim accident in the backcountry.

A team member skis backcountry powder during a training exercise.

A team member rappels with his dog during a training exercise in Battle Creek Canyon.

A glider crash was reported above Lindon on the face of Baldy. With closer inspection, the wide silver wing of the glider turned out to be an unmanned weather balloon used for arial photography.

To avoid additional calls and community concern, SAR sent a Singletrack Special Team member and other SAR members up the hill to retrieve the balloon. The event turned into an entertaining spot on the local news.