not sure exactly which "hybrid", but my personal recommendation would be to look for gravel bikes. These days there's quite a choice of frames / materials / gr

not sure exactly which "hybrid", but my personal recommendation would be to look for gravel bikes. These days there's quite a choice of frames / materials / groupset options and they're as close to a jack-of-all-trades as it gets. Depending on some basic components / extras (tyres, racks, aerobars, bags) they can do almost any reasonable terrain. They're always "slightly worse" than the dedicated road/MTBs, but excel when You'd like to mix things up (e.g. your hilly tracks need some 20km of road to get to from where you live and putting a bike in a car simply feels silly).