Two hikers were safely rescued from Bear Head Lake State Park in Minnesota after becoming lost in a remote area on Saturday evening. The rescue operation was initiated after a 911 call at 6:11 p.m., though initial contact was hindered by poor cellphone service. The St. Louis County Sheriff's Office utilized GPS coordinates from the 911 call and deployed a drone to locate the hikers, who were found between Tower and Ely. Both hikers, who were unfamiliar with the park's rugged terrain, followed instructions to stay put until rescuers arrived. Neither required medical attention, though they were unprepared for an overnight stay in the woods. The park is noted for its natural beauty and seclusion, making it a popular destination for visitors.