Description
Carnisk, Ramelton, County Donegal, Ireland
This ancient Irish woodland on the banks of the river Lennon is known as Drummonaghan Woods. This area is one of Donegal’s most stunning locations to visit each Autumn and observe all the various autumnal colours of the different leaves which carpet the forest floor. From warm reds to yellows to golds, basically any colour which represents autumn can all be found here 
The river Lennon meanders its way through these woods then becomes a large half-moon shaped waterfall known as ‘The Salmon Leap’. Overlooking this waterfall is Carnisk Bridge in which you can stand on and gaze at the beautiful reflections of trees on the large pool of water below, before it rushes over the waterfall and under the old stone bridge towards Ramelton village then finally outwards to sea 
