Below are some of the latest photos from The Toll Roads. Click on each thumbnail to see our photostream on Flickr of additional photos of our roads and environmental habitats
The 133 Toll Road connects to 73 and 241 Toll Roads and is a popular route for traveling to and from Corona to Irvine.
The 241 Toll Road is a popular route to get from the Inland Empire, mountains and deserts to Orange County beaches.
The 261 Toll Road is a 6-mile toll road that connects from Jamboree Road in Irvine, to the 241 Toll Road near Orange.
Spanning 15 miles from Newport Beach to San Juan Capistrano; a popular route for traveling to and from Los Angeles and San Diego.
This landfill mitigation site is the nation’s first native habitat for protection of a federally-listed species implemented on a closed landfill.
Toll Roads guided Spring Tours
Toll Roads guided Spring Tours of Upper Chiquita & surrounding slopes.
Toll Roads guided Spring Tours
Nature surrounding The Toll Roads
Protecting mountain lions and drivers through special fencing; wildlife undercrossings; surveillance; and GPS tracking.
For Earth Day 2018, 24 artists painted our Upper Chiquita Canyon Conservation Area.
With The Toll Roads Rewards Program, accountholders who drive The Toll Roads at least once during the month receive a special monthly deal from a local retail partner as a token of our appreciation. The program is free for accountholders and easy to join. Log in to your account now!
