Sport goggles sound nice and protective ... but definitely think about whether you will need different lenses for different light conditions. One thing I deal with a lot is intermittent bright sun and dark shade. My old lenses were just too dark for the shade -- I couldn't see the terrain features clearly. Now I definitely look for frames that let you swap lenses. I don't know if there are goggles with that capability.

I had LASIK several years ago, and while I now need/prefer glasses for, say, reading at the computer, my options have opened up a great deal. For example, the rudy project eyewear I just got allows prescription inserts behind the lenses ... but when I read the fine print, it's only up to -4 diopters. Nowadays, that's fine for me, but back in the day, I would have needed something like a -9.5.

I know how much of a pain it can be to be active when you really need your glasses. Good luck in your quest!