Ellen Pompeo works up a sweat during a hike in Griffith Park near there home in Los Feliz

She’s been on an astounding 363 episodes of one of the longest-running medical dramas in television history.

And Ellen Pompeo looked fresh-faced and healthy as she got a hike in with her husband of 13 years, Chris Ivery, on Tuesday afternoon in Griffith Park.

The Grey’s Anatomy star, 50, wore grey athletic wear for the sporty outing, consisting of a loose-fitting Adidas top and striped leggings.

Ellen wore her hair in a ponytail and at one point sported a black face mask.

She donned grey sneakers and dark socks.

Italian sportswear executive Ivery, 53, wore a coordinated blue and white jogging set from his Sergio Tacchini brand, along with white sneakers and a backwards blue baseball hat. 

Chris also sported a face mask at one point, in a pattern with colors matching his outfit.

Face coverings are now mandatory while out in Los Angeles County, California, which includes the Griffith Park hiking trails near Pompeo and Ivery’s Los Feliz home. 

The pair have been married since 2007, when they wed in a ceremony at City Hall in New York City. 

Ellen and Chris are parents to daughters Stella Luna, 10, and Sienna May, five, along with son Eli Christopher, three.

Last October, Ellen celebrated the taping of 350 episodes of her medical drama created by Shonda Rhimes, which has been on the air since 2005 and recently completed its 16th season.

In addition to gearing up for another season as Meredith Grey, Pompeo has been very active of late in the activist space, attending Black Lives Matter protests and populating her social media channels with content related to the movement to protect black people from systemic racism and police brutality.

In a recent Instagram story, the actress said: ‘We’re at a march for black lives, and we’re here to talk about the fact that they matter, and there’s machine guns — big ones — and aggression.

‘The cops weren’t so aggressive, but their stance is aggressive; they’re on rooftops, they’re in cars, they’re in tanks, and I haven’t ever seen that show of force.’

She added: ‘So, I’m just wondering why that is. Why at the Women’s March, there’s no machine guns, why at Pride marches, there’s no machine guns. But the Black Lives Matter march, machine guns everywhere.’