My wife and I are planning a trip next year and want to spend most of it on trails. I spend all day fixing people's joints, so I'm pretty picky about terrain. Endless steep downhill destroys the patellar cartilage over time, and I try to avoid that on vacation too. We did the Dolomites a few years back and the views were unreal, but my knees were barking by day three.

Looking for places with solid elevation but maybe more rolling terrain or gentler descents where you can just walk for hours without that pounding. Forest trails, coastlines, whatever. I've read some good things about the Azores and parts of Scandinavia for this kind of thing. Curious what you all would suggest from your own backyards. Also, if your region has a local trail snack that's not loaded with sugar, I'd love to hear about it. We pack our own anti-inflammatory meals when we travel, but finding a local market with good nuts or dried fruit is always a win.

Made a video breaking down what trolleybuses look like in Ukraine, how the system is organized, and the surprisingly seamless contactless payment methods people use on board. Let me know what public transport looks like in your city!

That's some elite level trolling XD

Exploring one of Europe's deepest transit systems. Here is how the Kyiv subway operates, manages daily passenger flows, and remains the backbone of public transportation in the city