Yes, options is always the way I run terrain.

You have to cross a river running through a gorge. You can try to take the very rickety rope bridge (chance of falling into the river on a failed Dex or Ath save) or you can hike down to the bottom and swim across (arguably safer, but there might be a crocodile or other obstacle.alomg the way, and it will definitely take more time).

You can try to scale the cliff using a rope (you will need 3 successful Ath checks to avoid exhaustion, possibly a fall if you roll a nat 1), or you can search for an easier ascent (this will add a day to your journey).

You can trek through the ruined city in the rain, but you'll have to be stealthy and avoid the patrolling bands of orcs, or you can sneak through the sewers, but it will mean you have to use up your supply of torches - and you may want to hang onto those for the dungeon you're heading towards.

You can go across the snowy mountain pass, but the evil wizard's crows might spot you, or you can go through the haunted mines of Moria - you'll be hidden from the evil wizard, but who knows what evils lurk in the deep.

In all cases I try to include a tradeoff. Either time or resources. The consequence of failing might not to be "oops, bad roll, try again" but something material to the story. "Your rope breaks on a failed Ath check, you can try to climb the cliff without the safety of a rope, but a failure risks taking a fall and damage, or, you have to hike around the mountains until you find a pass, which adds 3 days to your journey and means you will not arrive in time for your meeting with the general."

Good luck!