Deep in Scotland's "last true wilderness" sits the UK's most remote pub- the Old Forge in Inverie. 

It's a single-story building built in 1880 and serves both the 90 residents of the small town it sits in and tourists. Although if you are planning on visiting it, the trip home is a lengthy one.

Due to its location, patrons need to take a 30-minute boat ride over a 11km stretch of water or a 28km hike through the Scottish Highlands.

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Now, the owner of the pub is trying to sell it for $600,000, to the dismay of the locals who rely on it as a community hub. "You would have birthday parties and Hallowe'en parties and all that sort of stuff in it," Stephanie Harris, a resident, told AFP.

"In such a small community, you need a place like that."

Because of this, the local community has decided to try to purchase the pub for themselves, with the hope that they will soon be able to open it year-round instead of just during the tourist season.

"When you have only got a small amount of people, it can be the center of the community," said Jo Firminger, a member of the fundraising steering committee.

"Particularly in the winter months, it would be great to have a facility that could still be used as a pub and that is what is lacking at the moment."

Video editor: James Sandifer.