A grizzly bear attacks a hiker on Glacier National Park’s Grinnell Glacier Trail, according to reports from multiple outlets. The incident involves the bear dragging the man across a snow-covered mountainside before other hikers intervene and summon help. An airlifted rescue team transports the injured hiker to a hospital, where he receives treatment for serious injuries. The hiker, identified as being from San Diego, undergoes multiple surgeries and continues to recover. Reports describe the aftermath as including significant medical bills. The incident occurs on one of the park’s most popular trails, and the rescue effort draws on both nearby hikers and emergency personnel. The accounts are consistent on the location of the trail, the bear’s attack and dragging behavior, the involvement of other hikers, and the use of an airlift for medical transport. The reports do not provide further details about the hiker’s long-term prognosis or the park’s broader response beyond the immediate rescue and treatment.