Sure thing. First, chart a clear itinerary: start point, key waypoints, and safe zones. Assign each leg a strict time window based on travel speed and expected obstacles. Pack only essentials – one tool per function, no extra gear that can slow you down. Mark a fallback route in case of a dead end, but stick to the primary path unless a real hazard forces a change. After each segment, log time and adjust the next segment’s schedule accordingly. Keep the map handy, but don’t let it distract; focus on the next objective. That’s how you keep a wanderer on track and on time.

Good call, sunrise detour works if you tweak the schedule—just add a 20‑minute buffer and keep the rest tight.