The 721 Petrovci–Sotina road is situated in the northeastern part of Slovenia, within the Prekmurje region. The route begins near the village of Gornji Petrovci and extends northward, passing through several small settlements including Šulinci, Ženavlje, Martinje, Adrijanci, and Trdkova, before reaching its endpoint near Kuzma. This area is characterized by gentle hills, agricultural landscapes, and a patchwork of forests and meadows. The road serves as a connector between rural communities and provides access to the border area with Hungary. An interactive map showing the full route of the 721 Petrovci–Sotina road can be found at the end of this article.

The 721 Petrovci–Sotina road covers a distance of approximately 16.5 km (10.3 miles), offering a ride that is moderately curvy, with a layout that alternates between gently winding sections and straighter stretches. The road surface is asphalt and is generally rated as very good, providing a comfortable and predictable riding experience. Most of the route features two lanes (about 64%), with the remainder consisting of single-lane segments, particularly in narrower or more rural areas. The width of the road is predominantly wide (about 59%), with some middle-width and narrow sections, especially near village centers. Elevation along the route ranges from 258 m (846 ft) to 394 m (1,293 ft), with gradual climbs and descents that add variety without presenting significant technical challenges. The maximum speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road’s passage through inhabited areas and its rural character.

The road passes through several settlements, each offering a glimpse into the rural life of Prekmurje. Notable villages along the way include Gornji Petrovci, known for its historic Lutheran church and traditional architecture, and Kuzma, which lies close to the tripoint border of Slovenia, Austria, and Hungary. The area is also home to the Ženavlje Memorial, commemorating the 1934 landing of the first hot air balloon in Slovenia. The route’s proximity to the Slovenian Hills (Slovenske gorice) provides opportunities for detours into wine country and exploration of local culinary traditions. Riders interested in local culture may also wish to visit the Pomurje Regional Museum in nearby Murska Sobota.

The 721 Petrovci–Sotina road is open to motorcycles year-round, with no regular seasonal closures reported. However, as with many rural roads in Slovenia, temporary closures may occur due to roadworks, local events, or adverse weather conditions, particularly during winter months when snow or ice may affect driving conditions. Riders are advised to check local traffic updates before setting out. There are no known restrictions specific to motorcycles on this route. For up-to-date information on road conditions and closures, the Traffic Information Centre for Public Roads provides current updates in English.

There are no tolls or entrance fees required to use the 721 Petrovci–Sotina road. The route is part of the local road network and is free for all vehicles, including motorcycles. Riders should note that toll conditions in Slovenia may change in the future, especially if road upgrades or new regulations are introduced. For comprehensive and current information on road tolls and vignettes in Slovenia, consult the official DARS website, which details toll requirements for all vehicle categories.