The Litija–Trebnje road is situated in central Slovenia, connecting the towns of Litija and Trebnje. The route traverses a region characterized by gentle hills and valleys, with the Pološčeva dolina valley accounting for a small portion of the journey. The road passes through settlements such as Log pri Žužemberku and Usnjarska cesta, providing access to both rural and more populated areas. An interactive map showing the precise route can be found at the end of this article.

The Litija–Trebnje road covers approximately 24.6 km (15.3 miles), with the majority of the surface consisting of high-quality asphalt. Riders will find the road to be moderately curvy, offering a mix of gently curved and straight sections suitable for a relaxed ride. The surface quality is generally very good, providing a comfortable experience for most motorcycles. The road features predominantly two lanes (about 67%), with the remainder being single-lane stretches. In terms of width, most of the road is of medium or wide width (about 92%), allowing for safe overtaking and maneuvering. The route’s elevation ranges from 244 m (801 ft) to 491 m (1,611 ft), with the highest points offering views of the surrounding countryside. The maximum speed limit varies between 50 km/h (31 mph) and 70 km/h (43 mph), depending on the section and proximity to inhabited areas.

While the Litija–Trebnje road itself is not widely known for major tourist attractions, it passes through areas of local interest. The town of Litija is known for its historical significance and proximity to the Sava River, while Trebnje is recognized for its cultural events and the Gallery of Naive Artists Trebnje. The Pološčeva dolina valley, though only a small part of the route, adds a touch of natural beauty to the journey. Riders may also wish to explore nearby rural settlements such as Log pri Žužemberku, which offer a glimpse into traditional Slovenian countryside life.

There are no known permanent closures for motorcycles on the Litija–Trebnje road. The route remains accessible throughout the year, as it does not traverse high mountain passes that would typically be subject to winter closures. However, temporary closures may occur due to roadworks or local events, so it is advisable to check with the Slovenian Traffic Information Center before departure. Standard Slovenian traffic regulations apply, including adherence to posted speed limits and the use of appropriate safety gear.

Currently, there are no tolls or entrance fees required for motorcycles on the Litija–Trebnje road. Riders should be aware that toll conditions may change in the future, and it is recommended to consult the DARS (Motorway Company in the Republic of Slovenia) website for the most up-to-date information regarding tolls and vignettes in Slovenia. Fuel stations and basic amenities can be found in both Litija and Trebnje, making it convenient for riders to plan their stops.