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Located in Rangeville, Toowoomba, Hancock Street Park is surrounded by urban development but offers locals and visitors an opportunity to connect with nature. The park is just over 3.7 hectares and contains bushland vegetation of significant environmental value. In 2016 the Friends of the Escarpment Parks (FEP) started working with Council to eradicate weeds and regenerate native vegetation. The group meets there weekly on Thursday mornings and are always happy to welcome new members. The park has a network of bushwalking trails connecting its four entrances - Hancock Street, Pelican Drive, Fairview Close and Leith Crescent. https://www.tr.qld.gov.au/component/edocman/facilityrecreation/sportrecreation/hancock-park-walking-trail-map?Itemid= Walking trails Hancock Street Park Source: Toowoomba Regional Council