The second monument to the soldiers of the first independent Latvia in Marupe Trail

is located in Mārupe municipality, in front of the golf club “Viesturi” building on the forest road, opposite the sign to the golf practice field.

The authors of the project idea are Mārupe region guide Miķelis Jakunovs and the owner of the land plot “Dumpmaļi” Visvaldis Dumpis.

In November 2014, during the Latvian Patriots' Week, honoring Latvian soldiers, a second monument to Latvian soldiers was unveiled in the forest near Dzilnupīte, on the border of Mārupe and Babīte counties, another of the First World War battlefields. The conceptual author and financier of the monument is Visvaldis Dumpis, and it was created by sculptor Ivars Feldbergs. The owner of the memorial site, Visvaldis Dumpis, would like people to gather here not only on June 14 and March 25, but also on July 10, on the anniversary of the founding of the national defense forces and on other historical events important to Latvians.
On November 9, 2018, an informative stand about the history of the place and sightseeing objects was opened near the monument. It is dedicated to the history of the place, telling about the once former house "Adieņi" and the Ķurbja family that lived there, the events of the First World War in the area, as well as historical objects that can no longer be seen in nature - the Dūči Bridge, the Dzirnavu pond and mill, and the Hunting Bath.