Tan Hill Inn, Richmond, North Yorkshire, England, UK
At 1,732 feet (528m) above sea level, the Tan
Hill Inn is Britain’s highest pub, waiting on its lonely hill for people to
travel up by car, on foot or by huff-puffing up the hillsides on a bicycle. The
setting is just glorious, with the 17th-century inn and its outdoor seating and
bubble domes looking out over the Yorkshire Dales. Despite its isolation,
plenty of people are willing to make the journey for a warm welcome and proper
pub grub.
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