A 29-year-old male hiker, who was injured by a grizzly bear at Yellowstone National Park, has been released from the hospital. The encounter took place on the afternoon of Friday, September 16th, while the man was hiking on the Turbid Lake Trail, situated northeast of Mary Bay in Yellowstone Lake.
The hiker, whose identity has not been disclosed, was treated at a local hospital for injuries sustained during the encounter. The specifics of his injuries have not been detailed, but he was released from the hospital following successful treatment.
Park officials have not provided further details about the incident. However, they continue to stress the importance of park visitors carrying bear spray, maintaining a safe distance from all wildlife, and hiking in groups. This incident serves as a reminder for all visitors to be aware of their surroundings and take necessary precautions when exploring the park.