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Travelers could manage approximately 10 to 20 miles comfortably in a day. Under forced conditions, a determined group—especially soldiers—might cover 30 to 35 miles, albeit at a significant physical cost.
In contrast, horseback travel allowed for greater distances. Riders could comfortably traverse 20 to 30 miles per day, with exceptional riders potentially surpassing 50 or more miles. This made horseback a preferred option for those who could afford it.