The Crask Inn, Scottish Highlands

National GeographicJul 13

Find a pint at the edge of the map in these remote pubs

A pint is never as satisfying as when it’s well earned — whether at the end of a long climb, a windswept ridge walk or a lonely road through the mountains.

Historic Highland pub that also functions as a church.

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The Crask InnRestaurantHistoric Highland pub that also functions as a church.
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Find a pint at the edge of the map in these remote pubs