A 91-year-old hiker nicknamed “Szürke Szakáll” (“Grey Beard”) has completed the famed 3,500-kilometer Appalachian Trail in the United States. The arduous journey tested his limits, but he persevered despite physical challenges. He famously advised to “keep going even when it hurts – it will likely pass,” a mantra he embodied even when falling just 300 meters from the finish line on sharp rocks. Despite the fall, he successfully finished the trail, achieving a remarkable record. His dedication and resilience exemplify the spirit of long-distance hiking. The accomplishment highlights the potential for seniors to pursue ambitious physical goals. This feat on the Appalache-ösvény has inspired many.