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Which outdoor adventure offers more flexibility in terms of travel distance and gear?

I′ve always been an outdoor enthusiast, but my last hiking trip was a disaster. I overpacked gear and underestimated the distance, which turned a fun day out into a grueling trek. I ended up exhausted and regretting not being more flexible with my plans. This got me thinking about other adventure options like biking or kayaking that might allow for more adaptability in travel distance and gear. For those experienced in these activities, which do you think offers better flexibility when it comes to planning your route and packing light?

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Given your experience with hiking and the challenges of overpacking, would you say that biking or kayaking generally allows for more spontaneous route changes? What are some tips for packing light in these activities while still being prepared for unexpected situations?

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