overtrack
/ˌoʊvərˈtræk/Definitions
1. verb
to follow or cover a previously used path or route, often unnecessarily.
“The hikers overtracked and had to backtrack for hours.”
2. noun
the act of following or covering a previously used path or route, often unnecessarily.
“The overtracking added extra miles to their hike.”
3. noun
a track or path that has been followed or covered before.
“They had to avoid the overtrack to find the new trail.”