The Tan Hill Inn

The Tan Hill Inn - A historic 3-star inn at Britain's highest altitude with pub dining, live music, and outdoor activities

At 0.3 m above sea level, The Tan Hill Inn holds the title of Britain's highest public house. This 3-star inn offers classically decorated bedrooms with modern en-suite facilities, alongside new Glamping Domes for alternative accommodation. Guests at The Tan Hill Inn can enjoy locally sourced meals in the pub restaurant, with live music events held three times a week in the historic barn venue. The property serves as a base for outdoor activities, including hiking along the Pennine Way and cycling through the Yorkshire Dales. Dogs are welcome in designated rooms, and secure bike storage with washing facilities is available for cyclists. The inn features a drying room for outdoor gear and offers packed lunches for day trips. The unique location at the meeting point of Swaledale, Arkengarthdale, and Bowes Moor provides access to exceptional landscapes.

Pros

The historic barn venue hosts live music performances three times weekly.

Dog-friendly rooms and dedicated drying facilities cater to outdoor enthusiasts.

On-site restaurant serves locally sourced meals, including signature Yorkshire dishes.

Situated directly on the Pennine Way with exceptional access to hiking and cycling routes.

Unique high-altitude location offers stunning views of the Yorkshire Dales.

Cons

Remote moorland location requires navigating narrow, winding access roads.

Limited mobile phone reception due to the high-altitude setting.