Section 16.04.18.526 - EXPEDITION AND HIKING LIMIT REQUIREMENTS01.Physical Capability. Hiking must not exceed the physical capability of the weakest member of the group.02.Maximum Temperature. There must be no hiking when the temperature is above ninety-five (95) degrees Fahrenheit.03.Inability or Refusal to Hike. When a child cannot or refuses to hike, the group cannot continue hiking unless it is necessary for safety reasons, and a contingency plan, based on approved policies and procedures, must be used. The contingency plan must ensure there is staff coverage for each group, if the group is split, and that communication between the groups is maintained.04.Maps and Itinerary. Copies of map routes and anticipated schedules, including arrival and departure times, must be maintained by the field staff and base camp when a group is away from the base camp.05.Acclimation to Environment. Staff must closely monitor children for acclimation to the temperature, climate, altitude, environment, and situation.06.Log. There must be a common written log that is signed and dated by the participating staff immediately following an expedition. The log must contain information on health problems, accidents, injuries, medications used, behavioral problems, and unusual occurrences and be recorded with any corrections initialed and dated.Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.04.18.526