Two hikers sustained injuries after being attacked by one or more bears at Yellowstone National Park, park officials reported.

The incident marks the first time in 2026 that bears have injured visitors at the park, according to official statements. Park authorities have not yet released details about the extent of the hikers' injuries or their current condition.

The attack comes as Yellowstone enters its peak visitor season, when both tourist activity and wildlife encounters typically increase. Bears are commonly found throughout the park's ecosystem, with both black bears and grizzly bears inhabiting the area.

Park officials have not provided information about the specific location of the attack within Yellowstone's boundaries or whether any immediate safety measures have been implemented in response to the incident. The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the bear encounter is ongoing.