Rytterknægten, the highest point in Bornholm is in a large forest called Almindingen. It reaches 162 meters above the sea level.
Jens, the local guide, tells us about the outlook tower which reaches above the tree tops.
Bornholm is far away from the rest of Denmark. When a king (Frederik VII) actually did visit Bornholm in 1851
the island's inhabitants enjoyed it so much that they erected the tower.

Signboard on the outlook tower at Rytterknægten:
In remembrance of his Majesty King Frederik VII's highest presence on this island
from 8 till 16 August 1851 with his wife,
the Bornholmers out of subjectorial reverence erected this building
in the year 1855 and gave it the name Kongemindet ("in memory of the king").
(The king's wife was considered to be of low birth and so she could not be called queen
according to the custom of those days.)

School children climbing the outlook tower (the height is 22 meters).

From the tower at Rytterknægten one can see the whole of Bornholm.
Some European bisons have been introduced to a part of the forest below.

Diary of Nature (in Swedish)

Barbro's garden (in Swedish)