Whats the oldest mountain range on earth?

I love these videos. Never stop. They're entertaining and interesting. I am always concerned, however, how mind numbingly stupid some people at barstool are. Though that definitely adds to the entertainment!

Missed the mark this time. As a NC native I know the Uwharrie Mountain range is older. Its 500-600 million years old. The Appalachian mountains are around 480 million years old! Nooooo…..

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"Life is old there, older than the trees Younger than the mountains, growin' like a breeze"

Appalachian, old mountains are rounded

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@UncleChaps would you have also accepted the Scottish Highlands since they were the same mountain range at one point? Also, another related fun fact; lobsters are also older than trees.

Appalachian! Pretty sure it’s the only mountain range that’s getting “shorter”

So they just going to give wrong answers? So many other sites I searched say the Appalachian aren't even the oldest in the USA. Here's one: The site is devoted to just old things. Should I trust them?