Wisconsin Rustic Road highway sign

Description

In 1973, the Wisconsin legislature established the Rustic Road system. This is a system of roads with a scenic and rural character, which are now found in 61 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties. To qualify for inclusion, a road must be lightly traveled, have “outstanding natural features” along the roadside, and connect to a major highway on both ends. The resulting system is a network of slower alternate routes for travelers wishing to take their time and explore the natural beauty of Wisconsin. Roads in the system are signed with a distinctive brown, yellow, and white marker. Beneath this marker is a small plaque bearing the Rustic Road number.

Our recreation of the Wisconsin Rustic Road sign is made to the exact standards as used between 1973 and 1990. This is the first style of Rustic Road marker; the modern style is a bit larger and has more modern fonts. This sign is an iconic piece of Wisconsin’s transportation system. Add our replica to your collection today!

Our Wisconsin Rustic Road sign is made to the highest standards of quality out of heavy 14-gauge steel, right here in America. This is a non-reflective sign; it’s excellent for indoor or outdoor display.  To make installation easy, mounting holes have been pre-drilled into the sign. We’ve made it available in the following sizes:

• 12 in. × 12 in.
• 18 in. × 18 in.
• 24 in. × 24 in.
• 36 in. × 36 in.

We can make just about any sign from Wisconsin, including route markers, city limit signs, state welcome signs, and more! And we can, of course, make signs from other states and countries, too. If you’d like a sign not listed here, just contact us to place a custom order!