This is the view from the remote Wasdale Head Inn in Cumbria, England. It has to be the best beer garden that I've ever seen. The area has the tallest mountain in England, the deepest lake in England and the smallest church in England. It's also widely regarded as being the birthplace of British climbing. Despite it being very remote, the pub is extremely popular. You can read a review of the pub and view more photos on Travels with Beer.

Cadbury Creme Eggs and beer. A perfect combination? The photo was taken at the excellent Wheatsheaf Inn in Lorton, Cumbria. Great beer, food and they have their own campsite.

Situated at 1,481ft above sea level, the Kirkstone Pass Inn in Cumbria is one of the highest pubs in England. I recently drove up the 'challenging on a good day' Kirkstone Pass to visit the pub but was disappointed to find that snow had called off play. The pub has got a beer garden which, on a good day, offers spectacular views. Here's what the beer garden looked like when I visited. See also a video of the area.

Situated at 1,481ft above sea level, the beer garden at the Kirkstone Pass Inn, Cumbria is one of the highest in the country. On a clear day the views of the surrounding area are spectacular. On a snowy day Boxing Day in December, they are still just as spectacular. View a video of the area.