When you participate in a hiking or camping activity in an area unfamiliar to the participating adults, and the hiking activity lasts more than two hours:(1) The person qualified to supervise the hiking or camping excursion must consider the following when selecting the area for hiking or camping:(A) Evacuation;(B) Communication; and(C) Water quality and quantity;(2) The person qualified to supervise the hiking or camping excursion must have experience leading a group in hiking or camping at the elevation, terrain, and climate where the activity is to take place;(3) Before participation, the caregivers and children must receive instruction on:(A) The fundamental safety procedures for the area where the hiking or camping will occur;(B) Procedures to follow if the participant gets lost;(C) Proper health and sanitation procedures;(D) Potential high-risk areas where the hiking or camping will occur; and(E) Fire risks;(4) The emergency medical care consent forms must be readily accessible to the caregivers accompanying them;(5) Caregivers participating in the hiking or camping activity must regularly monitor and care for the health and safety of children; and(6) If the excursion will be on private land, you must have an agreement with the person responsible for that land.