Hi, @LizzyLeRoux since you do not have “hike” among your exercises on your Inspire 2, it sounds like you were relying on auto detecting (smart track) your hike? In that case you will not get a distance for an individual exercise, just for the day’s total. Have I understood correctly?
BTW you can definitely have “hike” amongst your Inspire 2 exercises on your wrist. You will need to add this in your app. On the opening screen of your app click on the small person icon/photo top left, and then click on your Inspire 2. On the next screen choose “exercise shortcuts”. You are allowed up to 6 exercise shortcuts on your Inspire 2, so if 6 are already there you will need to delete one before you can add in hike. Just click to edit, remove any exercises you don’t often use, and add in “hike” (or any other exercise you want). You can also reorder how they appear on your wrist - so if you use hike a lot, you may want it first...
Be sure you sync your Fitbit so changes made in the app are reflected on your wrist.
Next time you hike you can start your activity manually from the exercise shortcut on your wrist, and the connected GPS from your phone will be available to you. That should make your distance much more accurate.
I hope this helps!
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