I was there, meeting a friend at the Memorial Rock. When I was growing up, I would go there with my family who were in the VFW. They would have a ceremony for the men who have their life fighting the WW2 & Korean War, most were from the 442. One of my Uncles name is on that plaque, my mother's brother! It's a very interesting and beautiful area that has been there since 1946. While I was there two local men, one was a Vietnam Veteran, the other was his son, who belongs to the Kiwanis Club, and they were asked by one of our District Representative to see if it could be cleaned up and do repairs. I was very impressed and grateful for their support and also for the work that the place needed. One man is a Historian and was going to research the background of the plaque! It is a great service to the Community and the Memorial itself!

OK me and old school call it 13 turns I just got back and haven't ran it in 12 years. I just hope the kids haven't abused it. I will ride it this weekend.

stop lights are efficent

Roadways desperately need repaving, the traffic light cycles are interminably long, pedestrian crossing feels very dangerous, pay phone not working. If that isn't enough, the name is confusing to people who don't know the area, because you would think Castle Junction would be the intersection where Castle Hospital is, but it is here instead. Avoid whenever possible and use alternate route!

It's A nice rest stop to stretch out and read the map to find out which way

Crashed my car on 13s here 😭

I sit here in traffic all the time

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They just keep adding tiles.

Other than a rock with a memorial plaque on it, this spot is just a small parking lot with a sketchy bus stop.

One of the most DANGEROUS intersections on the island of Oahu.

Owned by Castle & Cooke

A magnificent landscape