INVERIE, United Kingdom — The Old Forge pub in Inverie, western Scotland, is Britain’s most remote watering hole, situated in what has been described as the country’s “last true wilderness”.
Just getting there requires a 30-minute boat trip or, for the more adventurous, an 18-mile (28-kilometer), two-day hike over some of the Scottish Highlands’ most rugged landscape.
Arrivals in the tiny fishing village are rewarded not just with a pint but a spectacular view over Loch Nevis, which opens out towards the majestic Isle of Skye.
Now the pub is at the center of a potential local takeover to put it once more at the heart of the hard-to-reach community rather than rely…
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