Mount Soledad & Korean War Veterans Memorial

Go to Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial this afternoon. These days, California is hot, this mountaintop is a bit cold, go to the top of the mountain to enjoy the cool is a good choice.

Mount Soledad is probably one of the best landscapes because you have a 360-degree view of the ocean, San Diego Bay, the Coronado Bridge, Mexico, Coronado Island and so on. There is parking unless there is an accident. Part of the event is because it is a memorial to veterans. When you walk to the cross, you will see a plaque with veteran photos and related information. It is very moving here. A warning - it's really steep here, you need to be optimistic about your children so they don't hurt themselves. Dogs are allowed.

Mount Soledad There is a memorial for an American veteran. Because of the high terrain, it is very good to enjoy the view of San Diego. There are parking spaces here on the circular road of the monument. The uphill is still a bit steep, and there are signs for parking and retreating in some places. You have to focus on driving.

Soleda Mountain (Mount Soledad) There is a memorial to the American veteran. Because of the high terrain, it is very good to enjoy the view of San Diego, and the coastline is so beautiful. Before driving up, I was worried that it would be more difficult to find a parking space. I may need to park on the slope. Later, I found that there is a parking space on the circle road of the monument. The uphill is still a bit steep, and there are road signs for parking in some places. You have to focus on driving.

At night, especially during Veterans'Day, I was shocked that there were no lights on the cross. A 75-watt LED light bulb can do this, because the departure and traffic of the I-5 aircraft will have a fantastic scene and add a positive reaction to the military community. My uncle's father is now 87 years old, and a Korean War veteran, like me, has made the same comment on the lamp.