“Did anyone lose a giant’s finger?” a mischievous little girl asked her grandmother, pointing to the strange rock formation known as Wippehøi. The Wippehøi is a unique geological formation in Bornholm. It gets its name from the shape of the rock that looks like a finger pointing towards the sky. Though a relatively small site, the Wippehøi has fascinated people for centuries. The rock has been used as a landmark for centuries, helping sailors navigate their boats. The Wippehøi is a reminder of the island’s unique and rugged landscape that has been carved by the wind and sea. The rock formation was created millions of years ago by the powerful forces of nature that shaped Bornholm’s geology. The Wippehøi is a place where people have gathered for centuries to enjoy the island’s natural beauty. Today, it remains a popular spot for those seeking a glimpse of Bornholm’s history and geology. The Wippehøi may seem like an ordinary rock to some, but it is a reminder of the power of nature and the rich history of this island.
Udsigten, Hammershus
From this vantage point at Udsigten Hammershus the sheer scale of the ruin is breathtaking. Udsigten offers a stunning panorama.