Cardio other than running

I used to hate running, but I really wanted to do the obstacle runs like spartan sprint. I started running to the zombies!run app which is a fun story line with music interspersed and a game attached. Now, I've gotten to the point that I enjoy running outside. Still cannot stand running on the treadmill.

That being said, here are are other big cardio burns I suggest:
Krav Maga martial arts. I burn a LOT of calories and have gained strength and confidence. Kick boxing would be similar
Workout vids like P90x etc. I actually don't do as well to videos. Something about no one watching? YMMV
Long hikes/walks with people, an audiobook, music whatever
Walking fast on the treadmill with a bit of an incline while watching a show or movie
Same as above on a stair stepper.
Intervals: Run a mile, 10 pushups, 10 situps, 10 minutes on stair stepper, 10 pushups, 10 situps, repeat x3
Swimming
Kayaking, white water rafting, paddle boarding
Some volunteering like construction, packing food at food bank etc.
Dancing. I HATE Zumba. I can do Salsa, swing, and club pretty well to real music with a partner and I LOVE IT, but kill me now trying to follow an instructor or video.
Roller skating/blading or ice skating
Rock climbing
Trampoline (there are aero jump places you can go)
Bike riding trail riding
Sports: volleyball, soccer, basketball,
Make up your own, ie 3x10 jump squats, burpies, situps. Or do as many X as you can during the commercial break
Sprints

Rowing machine! Full body workout and you get your cardio in. I do this on my "rest" days from running.

I'm not trying to convince you of anything but it needs to be said:

Many people dislike running because they suck at it. That's a natural human response.

When they stop sucking at it - because they've decided to do something about their fitness and commit to improving - many find they later love running. You'll find hundreds if not thousands of such stories here.

I love the water and really enjoy standup paddling. I monitor my performance and heart-rate and can tell you that it is an excellent cardio workout if you want it to be. I can keep my heart-rate up quite high and burn 1000 cals in about an hour of paddling. I use a garmin heart-rate monitor (strap) and then pair it with my smartphone/app Endomondo and it records distance, speed, time, heartrate, calories burned etc. I also have my Garmin GPSMAP 78sc running so that I can visually watch average speed, distance and heartrate as I paddle. I have lost 30 lbs in the last year and I credit my paddling for most of it. The heart-rate monitoring is most important to make you really "work" more than you might think you need to.

Elliptical + phone/tablet + Netflix.

I use to be a runner until I couldn't handle the shin splints and knees hurting all the time. I now roller blade instead of run. It's so fun to blade. I usually go before work for an hour 8-12 miles. When I'm blading it doesn't feel like exercising completely because it's fun for me, but when I get home I can sure feel my workout. It feels amazing. I can feel it all over my body, best feeling ever!

Swimming laps, stairmill and Spin