The Ajdovščina–Predmeja Plateau Road is situated in the western part of Slovenia, connecting the settlements of Otlica, Predmeja, Kovk, Žagolič, Gozd, and Col. The route runs along the edge of the Trnovo Forest Plateau, overlooking the Vipava Valley and providing access to the elevated karst landscape characteristic of this region. The road’s proximity to the town of Ajdovščina makes it easily accessible for riders coming from the Primorska region or further afield. An interactive map showing the road’s course and key waypoints can be found at the end of this article.

The Ajdovščina 62 is approximately 14.5 km (9 miles) in length, with elevations ranging from 621 m (2,037 ft) to 904 m (2,966 ft). The road surface is asphalt and is generally rated as excellent, offering a smooth and reliable ride for motorcycles. The route is moderately curvy, with a mix of gently winding sections and occasional tighter bends, making it suitable for riders seeking a relaxed yet engaging journey. Most of the road is wide (about 85%), with a smaller proportion being of medium or narrow width. Two-lane sections dominate (about 62%), while single-lane stretches are less common. The maximum speed limit is 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road’s passage through inhabited areas and its plateau setting.

The road passes through several small settlements, including Otlica, Predmeja, Kovk, Žagolič, Gozd, and Col. These villages are typical of the Trnovo Plateau, offering glimpses into rural Slovenian life. The proximity to Ajdovščina provides access to amenities and services. Along the route, riders will encounter notable viewpoints, such as the Otlica Lookout, which offers expansive views over the Vipava Valley and the Julian Alps on clear days. These viewpoints are popular stops for both motorcyclists and other travelers seeking panoramic vistas.

The Ajdovščina–Predmeja Plateau Road is generally open to motorcycles throughout the year. However, due to its elevation and exposure, winter conditions can occasionally lead to temporary closures or hazardous riding surfaces, particularly after snowfall or during periods of ice. Riders are advised to check local traffic updates before planning a winter journey. There are no regular event-related closures, but short-term restrictions may occur due to maintenance or local events in the settlements along the route.

There are currently no tolls or entrance fees required for motorcycles on the Ajdovščina 62. Riders should note that toll conditions may change in the future, and it is advisable to consult official resources for the most up-to-date information. For comprehensive details on road tolls and fees in Slovenia, visit the DARS Motorway Company website. The road’s excellent surface quality and moderate traffic levels make it a practical choice for both local and visiting motorcyclists.