The Šentjur–Slovenske Konjice road is situated in eastern Slovenia, traversing the northern edge of the country where the Alps and Karavanke mountain ranges converge. The route begins near the town of Šentjur and concludes at Slovenske Konjice, passing through the settlement of Špitalič pri Slov. Konjicah. This area is characterized by rolling hills, forested slopes, and proximity to the broader Alpine region. The road’s alignment offers riders a transition from lower elevations at 287 m (942 ft) to a maximum of 502 m (1,647 ft), providing a varied landscape typical of the Slovenian uplands. An interactive map showing the road’s course can be found at the end of this article.

The Šentjur–Slovenske Konjice Alpine Route extends for approximately 14.2 km (8.8 miles), with a surface composed entirely of asphalt. The road is moderately curvy, offering a mix of gently curved and more engaging sections, making it suitable for riders seeking a balance between relaxed touring and technical riding. Surface quality is rated as excellent, ensuring a smooth and predictable ride. The route features a combination of one-lane (about 64%) and two-lane (about 31%) segments, with the majority of the road being wide (about 55%), and the remainder of medium width. The maximum speed limit along the route is 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road’s passage through both open countryside and inhabited areas (approximately 21.6% of the route). The elevation profile, combined with the road’s alignment, provides a dynamic riding experience without excessive technical difficulty.

This route is notable for its proximity to several natural and cultural attractions. The road crosses the foothills of the Alps and the Karavanke mountain ranges, offering riders expansive views and access to hiking trails. Along the way, there is a viewpoint that provides an opportunity to appreciate the surrounding landscape. The towns at either end of the route, Šentjur and Slovenske Konjice, are known for their historical architecture and local gastronomy. Riders may also wish to explore the nearby Žiče Charterhouse, a medieval monastery located a short distance from the route, which is a unique cultural site in the region.

The Šentjur–Slovenske Konjice Alpine Route is generally open to motorcycles throughout the year. There are no permanent restrictions on motorcycle access. However, riders should be aware that winter conditions, including snow and ice, may temporarily affect accessibility, particularly in higher elevation sections. Local authorities may implement short-term closures or traffic controls during adverse weather or road maintenance. It is advisable to check current road conditions before planning a ride, especially during the winter months. No regular event-related closures have been reported for this route.

There are currently no tolls or entrance fees required for motorcycles on the Šentjur–Slovenske Konjice Alpine Route. Riders should note that toll conditions may change in the future, and it is recommended 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 in the Republic of Slovenia) website. Fuel stations and basic amenities are available in both Šentjur and Slovenske Konjice, making this route suitable for day trips or as part of a longer tour through the region.