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The unit is committed to safe, efficient and effective mountain rescue efforts. For more information on joining the New Jersey Search and Rescue Mountain Rescue Unit please Contact Us. To dispatch the Mountain Rescue Unit please call our 24-hour emergency number: 201-646-2705.
24-Hour Emergency Dispatch 201.646.2705. New Jersey Search and Rescue ® provides highly trained volunteer search personnel throughout New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and beyond, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We are dispatched only by law enforcement and we do not charge for our services. NJSAR offers incident management ...
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2,565 likes, 55 comments - sunnyanderson on May 28, 2022: "Rescue Mountain is *alive* with flora and fauna and I have a page for it now. Calm, adventurous, informative and fun.
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Karmen, my 57Hours teammate, and I chatted as we merged highway after highway toward Allamuchy State Park. It’s one of those places you say and immediately follow with “… or something.” It’s Al-a-moochy: your shoe-salesman friend who never seems to have his own grass. At the trailhead, our guide from Northeast Mountain Guidingcalled out my name to ...
Orienteering was started by the Swedish military in the late 1800’s as a training exercise. Participants navigate quickly through the terrain using a gridded map, a compass, and natural landmarks. As an adventure sport, runners, mountain bikers, and skiers have added it to their races.As if getting lost in the dark woods wasn’t adventure enough? Jo...
Navigating trail systems can be difficult if you’re not paying attention, and dangerously so if you’re hiking without a map. “There was a newspaper article or blog post that listed an incorrect trailhead. We were getting calls to find some of these people for months after it was published,” Pete said. On most established trail systems you’ll notice...
Everyone in our group had fascinating anecdotes and trail tips. It was like having three bonus instructors with us. I learned James was a volunteer EMT, providing medical assistance if necessary on the NJSAR missions. He’s a legal professional by day. “Wait, so you’re an EMT and lawyer? How do you chase the ambulance while you’re in it?” I asked Ja...
Would I take up orienteering as a sport? I’d probably check it out. The thought of exploring off-trail, but in a controlled setting, is a softer prospect than having to actuallynavigate and survive. If anything, I left with the confidence to use a map and compass on my big hikes. What piqued my interest more was the potential to volunteer for a loc...
If survival skills isn’t your bag, there are many ways to get into outdoor adventuring! Check out our intros on climbing at Cliffs LIC and Brooklyn Boulders, and a surfing lesson with NY Surf School.
Sweet Pea (female) ID: 23-12-28-00002. Bernese Mountain Dog mix. Meet Sweet Pea! She is such a good, sweet loyal girl! She is like my shadow and loves to get treats and snuggles!... » Read more ». Morris County, whippany new jersey, NJ. Details / Contact. 2 of 2.
SARCNJ, 28 Old Mountain Road, Lebanon, NJ 08833 Search and Rescue Council of New Jersey. is a tax-exempt organization as defined under section of 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Google Sites
Apr 24, 2006 · Mountain Cur mix. Mustang was a stray found in Tennessee w/a 4 month old puppy who we have named Chevy. Together they lived in the... » Read more ». Monmouth County, NJ. Details / Contact. 2 of 2. This map shows how many Mountain Cur Dogs are posted in other states. Click on a number to view those needing rescue in that state.
