Golden Gate National Cemetery

Beautiful place. No pets allowed. Went here with our dog because we couldn’t find any info on if it was allowed, but this sign was at the front saying no pets (and no recreation / jogging / biking).

My mother used to work at Golden Gate national cemetery when we lived in San Bruno in the late 1950`s. We children would play there as kids sometimes. Now she is buried there. A very peaceful place......

Gorgeous, stunning, and humbling. If you have never visited a national cemetery And you are in the South San Francisco area, you should pay your respects and stop here. It's very calming and peaceful as you walk around the different graves and realize the many lives that were lost and warfare and those who were lucky enough to live many years past their service. My family enjoys coming here and just walking and enjoying the peaceful scenery. My grandparents are buried here. It's a lovely place where many lives are memorialized.

This 161 acre cemetery with 113,000 gravestones (and 143,500 interments) is a rather unique and moving sight. Open daily from 8am to 5pm. Most famous grave is that of FADM Chester Nimitz.

Breathe taking memorial of our fellow Veterans. It's speechless to see some times to see over 147,000 memorial memories. Just a beautiful place too visit.
Highly recommend it to everyone.
I've lived in the bay area most of my life and drove by for years. I never stopped but it always caught my eyes passing by on 280 since i was a child.
Until now. Worth the stop and going back soon. See images taken.