Highway 33 Sespe Sticker

Journey to the heart of Los Padres National Forest along this iconic mountain route. Our Highway 33 sticker is inspired by the classic California highway sign set against the backdrop of a California condor, honoring and celebrating the endangered bird that soars the skies overhead. Underneath the sign, the Sespe location plaque is its own stand-alone sticker, so it can be peeled and paired with or without the highway sign.

The sign measures 3" x 3". Both stickers come on a single kiss-cut backing and are made with high-quality vinyl and a UV coating to guard against the elements and withstand years of outdoor durability. This sticker talks the talk and walks the walk: it's printed using eco-solvent ink and the backing is made from recycled paper.

About Highway 33

Highway 33 is one of southern California's most iconic and remote roadways. Extending nearly 70 miles, it begins at sea level in Ventura and rises more than five thousand feet at Pine Mountain Summit before descending into the upper Cuyama Valley. It's the gateway to popular destinations like swimming holes along Matilija Creek and Wheeler Gorge, picturesque waterfalls in Rose Valley, giant rock formations at Piedra Blanca, stately conifers atop Pine Mountain, epic climbing routes in Sespe Gorge, and the stark Cuyama badlands. Its three historic tunnels—built in the 1930s—beckon travelers to the wilds beyond. 

Highway 33 is a California Scenic Highway. It's also recognized as the Jacinto Reyes National Forest Scenic Byway, named after our country's first Hispanic forest ranger. It's the only national forest scenic byway in Los Padres National Forest, and one of only three in coastal southern California.