Two hikers who were stranded for three days after they fell 800-feet down a cliffside in the San Jacinto Mountains were finally rescued early Wednesday, somehow surviving the brutal winter elements. The rescue efforts began on Saturday afternoon,

Mike Rogers speaks with the hikers who had to brave the freezing temperatures for days after falling 800-feet while hiking in Riverside County over the weekend.

Due the remote location of the accident and bad weather, it took rescuers three days to reach the victims and hoist them to safety, officials said.

Search and rescue teams in Riverside County, California, braved rugged terrain and frigid temperatures to rescue two hikers who fell down a cliff.