The Strathmore Arms - the most Northerly pub in the North Riding and Yorkshire
(Since 1974 the region has been administered by Durham County Council) Click here- history made at The Strathmore Arms
What else has changed at the Strathmore Arms since this picture was taken perhaps a Century ago?
Through the years The Strathmore Arms has offered hospitality and a friendly reception to visitors and locals alike. Anthony and Selina welcome you to this charming old pub in Upper Teesdale.Along with our choice of wines, single malts etc, we serve great local ale.
Today food is offered 6 days a week from 12.00 noon to 8.00pm. "Click here" for a typical menu. "Click here" for our room rates.
Awarded 5* hygiene certificate
Through the years The Strathmore Arms has offered hospitality and a friendly reception to visitors and locals alike. Anthony and Selina welcome you to this charming old pub in Upper Teesdale.Along with our choice of wines, single malts etc, we serve great local ale.
Today food is offered 6 days a week from 12.00 noon to 8.00pm. "Click here" for a typical menu. "Click here" for our room rates.
Awarded 5* hygiene certificate
A coal/log fire still burns in the traditional Teesdale fireplace, though central heating now helps the cosy feeling in this traditional English country pub.
Free Wi-Fi is offered. A reminder of how the World moves on, easily forgotten here where time seems to have past it by.
Bed and Breakfast, with optional additional meals, provide opportunity to enjoy the Teesdale Valley at your leisure.
And probably Chicken Tikka Masala would not have been on the menu 100 years ago!
The only day of the week we are closed is Tuesday.
Free Wi-Fi is offered. A reminder of how the World moves on, easily forgotten here where time seems to have past it by.
Bed and Breakfast, with optional additional meals, provide opportunity to enjoy the Teesdale Valley at your leisure.
And probably Chicken Tikka Masala would not have been on the menu 100 years ago!
The only day of the week we are closed is Tuesday.
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Our third Beer Festival
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Set in the heart of such a superb walking area we welcome dogs who are well behaved and supervised.
Our accomodation includes a dog friendly allocated room. |
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All this, - and..................
Freshley baked home made bread
Staying overnight? then enjoy with your breakfast at "The Strath"
-or later have fresh bread with a lovely bowl of soup, - or maybe to complement a full meal
-and maybe to take home from recipes cooked to your choice.
Such is the demand for our bread we are delighted to bake by request for the local village community and our guests alike.
Staying overnight? then enjoy with your breakfast at "The Strath"
-or later have fresh bread with a lovely bowl of soup, - or maybe to complement a full meal
-and maybe to take home from recipes cooked to your choice.
Such is the demand for our bread we are delighted to bake by request for the local village community and our guests alike.
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The unfurling of the North Riding flag
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The nearest pub - only a mile walk to Low ForceThe walk from the Strathmore Arms to Low Force, and High Force enjoys spectacular scenery, hayfields, wild flowers, birds and dramatic nature through the changing seasons.
Often at weekends throughout the year canoeists add to the spectacle that is Low Force. Watch the 10 second video clip for the sight and sounds of the river. |
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-and our location, quite stunning in Upper Teesdale with Holwick Scars beyond.
The Strathmore Arms - a great meeting place -click here
The Strathmore Arms, featured left in this picture.
A short walk up the road leads to the Scars and from there to the near "wilderness" fells beyond.
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or - turn right off the road and follow the short path to the River Tees, and join The Pennine Way at this exceptional part which passes both the famous falls of Low Force and High Force.
Based from "The Strath" plan your choices of walks, drives, canoeing, climbing, fishing, bird watching, fell running, cycle routes etc. & discover this unspoilt corner of England whilst enjoying our hospitality and the friendly welcome.
A short walk up the road leads to the Scars and from there to the near "wilderness" fells beyond.
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or - turn right off the road and follow the short path to the River Tees, and join The Pennine Way at this exceptional part which passes both the famous falls of Low Force and High Force.
Based from "The Strath" plan your choices of walks, drives, canoeing, climbing, fishing, bird watching, fell running, cycle routes etc. & discover this unspoilt corner of England whilst enjoying our hospitality and the friendly welcome.
