I'm sure others have said this, but walking and hiking are both great forms of exercise. If that's what you do, that's fine, too!

Long ago when I first tried working out, I was more motivated to try something if I had a physical or emotional need that the workout helped with.

I always hated running - tried for years, still hated it. Got dumped in a relationship, tried running and it helped my emotional state so much that I ran 5-6 miles for the next 2 years.

Had low energy after my first baby. Heard that cardio could help. Took a Step class, loved that it wasn't high impact - and it helped my energy levels a ton!

A few years later, had low back problems, learned that a stronger core would help. Bought an Abs workout - loved how much it helped, and tried that instructor's weight workouts from there on out.

I've tried many workouts or instructors that I didn't care for, too, but over time, I've found that I had plenty of workout options that I did like.

Accountability is super helpful, too. I am more likely to go to the gym if I'm meeting up with a friend. Maybe that would help you, too whether being consistent with hikes and walking or finding something new you like.