Rumbolovskaya Gora Memorial‎, Military memorial on Rumbolovsky Heights in Vsevolozhsk, Russia.

Rumbolovskaya Gora Memorial is a military monument in Vsevolozhsk featuring large metallic oak and laurel leaves symbolizing life and glory. A small acorn stands within the composition to represent new beginnings and renewal.

The memorial was erected at a strategic location near the Road of Life that supplied Leningrad during the 1941-1944 blockade of World War II. It marks a critical position that was essential for the survival of the besieged city.

The granite stele beside the metal leaves carries a poem and images of the trucks that drove the Road of Life. The memorial's current name, "Oak and Laurel", comes from its two metal leaves, which also appear on Vsevolozhsk's flag and coat of arms. The international winter marathon "Road of Life" runs through the memorial grounds each year.

The memorial is accessible by train from Finland Station to Vsevolozhsk or by bus routes 530 and 430 from central Saint Petersburg. It is best visited when you have time to walk around and take in the views from the heights.

The site overlooks the same heights that once served as a defensive position during the war, allowing visitors to grasp why this location was so strategically important. Standing here, you can see the terrain that protected supply routes and helped keep the city alive.