Three injured people were rescued in separate incidents by first responders in Boulder County on Friday, police said.

The first incident occurred at 6:40 a.m. after the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a mountain biker falling and sustaining serious injuries on the Canyon Loop Trail at the Betasso Preserve Open Space, according to a release.

Members of the Sugarloaf Fire Protection District Team arrived on-scene and located the injured suspect and administered first-aid.

Minutes later, an American Medical Response team along with Rocky Mountain Rescue Group arrived and assisted in medical care and the 60-year-old man to an ambulance.

The victim was transported to a local hospital with severe head, chest and hand injuries.

Several hours later, officials received a report about two hikers being injured in separate incidents on the Ethel Hearld Trail and Green Mountain West Ridge Trails, according to a news release.

The caller informed dispatch that a 35-year-old woman had broken her leg near the creek. Rescuers located the woman within 20 minutes of the initial call.

Crews carried the woman out and was transported to a local hospital.

The last incident was reported at 1:20 p.m. after a 34-year-old Northglenn woman sustained an ankle injury after stumbling on a rock, according to a release.

Crews embarked onto the Green Mountain West Ridge Trail and located her about one and one-half miles from Flagstaff road. Her ankle was splinted and she was carried to the trailhead where she was reunited with her family who brought her to a hospital, according to the release.

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by AMR, Boulder County Open Space, City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks, Mountain Valley Fire/Rescue and Rocky Mountain Rescue group in the separate incidents.