Glacier National Park officials report that a missing hiker’s body has been found off the trail along the Mt. Brown Trail in Montana after an apparent bear attack. Multiple outlets cite the National Park Service’s statement that the injuries observed on the victim are consistent with those sustained in a bear encounter. The man had been reported missing after leaving for a hike, and search and rescue teams were sent out to look for him. Authorities later located his remains during the ongoing investigation. The reports describe the incident as a likely fatality following an encounter with a bear, with one outlet noting it could be the first such fatality in the park since 1998. While the case is treated as a suspected bear attack, officials continue to investigate the circumstances and have not publicly disclosed the man’s identity or additional details in the reporting provided. The investigation remains active as park officials work to determine how the encounter occurred and whether there are additional contributing factors.