Cleveland Mountain Rescue
Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team provides a search and rescue service on the northern half of the North York Moors in the North East of England. Their operational area covers about 1000 square kilometers with their 50 voluntary members being on call 24 hours a day 365 days a year.
The Team, like all UK mountain rescue teams is a charity and must raise around £25,000 a year in order to operate.
Latest Incident
Reports
Click below to find out more information about our most recent callouts.
Read MoreIn an Emergency
What to do...
Learn what you need to know and who to contact in the event of an emergency.
Read moreFundraising
Join In
If you want to help we have a number of roles available click below for info.
Read MoreSurvival 2018
24th March 2018
35th Survival Challenge! Thanks to all Survivors who took part.
The results are available online and we look forward to seeing you next year
View ResultsSupport Group
Recruiting..
We are looking for volunteers who can spare some time to help their local Mountain Rescue Team remain successful and operationally ready.
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For search & rescue volunteers balancing volunteering commitments with work and personal life can have an impact on your mental health.
Read MoreGrand Reopening of the Mountain Rescue Base
Support Team - Day in the life
Thanks to Gary Clarke for producing the support team videoIf you need help in an emergency call 999 and ask for the Police and ask for Mountain Rescue
Our twitter feed
03:16 PM Sep 18th
Please share far and wide, the showing won’t happen unless 60 people sign up .... it’s supposed to be quite a film… https://t.co/Ow9sAtRge5
