Caregivers participating in the hiking or camping activity must ensure that:(1) Each child participating in the hiking or camping activity has the clothing, equipment, and provisions necessary to protect the child from the environment, including insect repellent and sunscreen;(2) A child does not carry a load of more than 30% of the child's body weight;(3) Hiking does not exceed the physical capabilities of the weakest member of the group. If a participating child cannot or will not hike, the group must not continue unless other provisions have been made to care for the child;(4) In temperatures above 80 degrees Fahrenheit:(A) Children are offered a minimum of three quarts of drinking water per day;(B) Electrolyte replacement is available to children at all times; and(C) Other techniques are available to cool a participant, such as water to coat a child's body or cold packs; and(5) Potable water is available at each campsite. Caregivers must verify water cache location information before the group leaves camp each day, if applicable.