Mountain rescue team called to assist teenager with leg injury in Dalby Forest

Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team (SMRT) were called to assist a teenage boy who fell from a mountain bike in Dalby Forest on Saturday (October 7).
Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team were called after a teenage boy fell from his bike in Dalby Forest. Image: SMRTScarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team were called after a teenage boy fell from his bike in Dalby Forest. Image: SMRT
Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team were called after a teenage boy fell from his bike in Dalby Forest. Image: SMRT

SMRT were contacted by Dalby Forest Rangers via North Yorkshire Police to assist the young male teenager who had suffered a leg injury following a fall from a mountain bike in Dalby Forest.

The rangers were provided immediate casualty care, but called for assistance from SMRT to extract the patient from the forest.

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Once on scene pain relief and splinting was administered by the team before a short carry out to one of their vehicles.

The team carried the young man to a waiting ambulance - Image: SMRTThe team carried the young man to a waiting ambulance - Image: SMRT
The team carried the young man to a waiting ambulance - Image: SMRT

He was then driven along forest trails to the visitor centre and was subsequently handed over to a Yorkshire Ambulance Service crew for transportation to definitive medical care.

A spokespereson for SMRT said: “We wish the young man a speedy recovery and hope he is back on his bike soon.”