I'll take "taking your car to go at gym and run on indoor machines" for $400. I'm 72, and I run dirt trails. I find running on asphalt uncomfortable on my joi

I'll take "taking your car to go at gym and run on indoor machines" for $400. I'm 72, and I run dirt trails. I find running on asphalt uncomfortable on my joints, and dangerous unless you can find pedestrian-only paved trails. Concrete is even worse to run on. (And running treadmills is incredibly boring, so I'm not actually answering the original question.) At one point, I had a trail starting from my back yard, but where I live now the nearest dirt trail of any length is a couple miles away. So I drive to the trailhead. Similarly for dirt bike riders who want to ride on dirt, I suppose. Why not ride my (road) bike to the trailhead? There are some narrow roads (as in no shoulder) between here and there. (FWIW, I drive an EV.)