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Cat and Fiddle Inn

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The Cat and Fiddle Inn is one of England's highest pubs, perched at 1,690 feet on the A537 between Buxton and Macclesfield. This historic inn has been a refreshment stop for travelers since the 19th century, offering a warm fire and hearty food in a rugged moorland landscape. Popular with motorcyclists and hikers, it provides panoramic views of the Peak District. The pub's isolated location and traditional character make it a memorable stop for those exploring the high moors.

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  • Enjoy a pint by the fireplace in the historic bar.
  • Take in sweeping views of the Peak District from the pub's outdoor seating.
  • Spot walkers and motorcyclists converging at this famous waypoint.

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