After the Dark Hedges we headed to Carrick-a-Rede, where a rope bridge crosses to the island. Origionally built by fishermen in 1755, it allowed access to the island of Carrick-a- Rede where migrating salmon were caught. Up until the 1960s up to 300 salmon a day could be caught!
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| Mainland chalk cliffs, looking west. |
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| The rope bridge. |
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| Looking east. |
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| Rock pipit. |
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| Fulmar. |
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| Kittiwakes. |
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| Guillemots. |
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| Spot the Bridled Guillemot. |
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| The bridge. |
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