Reeth, North Yorkshire
Drink at Britain's Highest Pub
The Story
At 1,732 feet above sea level, the Tan Hill Inn is Britain's highest pub and one of the UK's most distinctive walking-break bases. Rooms are simple, the setting is remote, and the appeal is direct access to Pennine Way and Coast to Coast country, a firelit pub atmosphere, seasonal food and live events rather than polished country-house formality.
Notable Features
What sets it apart
- Britain's highest pub
- Pennine Way
- Coast to Coast path
- live events
The Tan Hill Inn
Category
Mid-RangeLocation
Reeth, North Yorkshire
Price Range
££
Style
Inn
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