San Diego Man Survives Grizzly Bear Attack in Glacier National Park
San Diego Man Survives Grizzly Bear Attack in Glacier National Park
US · Published Jun 8, 2026
A 32-year-old San Diego resident, Daniel Crago, survived a grizzly bear attack on May 28 while hiking in Glacier National Park, Montana.
The incident occurred on the Grinnell Glacier trail during the final hike of his trip.

Why It's Important?

The attack highlights the risks of hiking in bear habitats, particularly during active seasons. Grizzly bears can be highly dangerous, especially when cubs are present. Crago's injuries included severe arm trauma, requiring extensive medical intervention, and he faces a long recovery process. The incident underscores the importance of carrying bear spray and being prepared for wildlife encounters. Visitors to Glacier National Park, which attracts over 3 million people annually, should remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines to minimize risks.

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