Grizzly kills man at Yellowstone National Park, first fatal mauling since 1986

Summit County - A hiker in Yellowstone National Park was killed by a grizzly sow the door Wednesday morning (July 6) after surprising the bear and her cubs along the Wapiti Lake Trail popular.

Grizzly kills Yellowstone National Park hiker By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole, Wyoming July 7, 2011 A grizzly bear with cubs killed a visitor to Yellowstone National Park Wednesday morning near the Grand Loop Road south of Canyon Village.

No one believed the stories told by mountain men who first explored this area of ​​Wyoming. You might not believe your eyes, to plan more than one visit to see all the wonders.

No one believed the stories told by mountain men who first explored this area of ​​Wyoming. You might not believe your eyes, to plan more than one visit to see all the wonders.

Yellowstone National Park officials say a grizzly bear killed a hiker in the backcountry of the park - the bully first fatal bear in the park since 1986. The spokesman Al Nash said park it seems that the man and his wife