Community invited to help shape Jubilee Park’s next adventure
Published on 23 September 2026
Whether you're catching air on the jumps, hitting the trails for a morning ride, taking a leisurely walk or simply soaking up the natural beauty of Jubilee Park, Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) wants to hear from you.
Council is inviting residents to have their say on proposed upgrades to the popular Bridge Street trailhead in East Toowoomba, with a concept design now available for community feedback.
TRC Parks and Recreation Services spokesperson Councillor Tim McMahon said the proposed improvements were all about making one of the Region's favourite outdoor destinations even better.
"Jubilee Park is a fantastic community asset that attracts everyone from mountain bike enthusiasts and families to walkers, runners and nature lovers," Cr McMahon said.
"We know this park means a lot to our community, so before we start rolling anything out, we want to hear what people think.
"Whether you're a regular trail rider, a weekend explorer or someone who simply enjoys spending time outdoors, this is your opportunity to help shape the future of the park."
The proposed improvements include a formal paved car park, upgrades to the jumps park including reconfiguration and asphalt surfacing, and changes to the existing car park and quarry access driveway.
Cr McMahon said the improvements would help enhance safety, accessibility and the overall visitor experience as the popularity of the park continued to grow.
"As more people discover everything our escarpment parks have to offer, it's important our infrastructure keeps pace and supports a great experience for all users.
"Community feedback will help us understand what matters most to residents as we consider these proposed improvements.
"Whether you're on two wheels, two feet or simply packing a picnic, we'd encourage everyone to take a look at the plans and tell us what you think," Cr McMahon said.
The trailhead upgrades form part of the broader Toowoomba Escarpment Mountain Bike Project, which aims to create new trails, upgrade existing trails and improve supporting infrastructure for mountain biking across the Region.
Construction of the proposed improvements is expected to start in mid-2027.
Residents can view the concept design, supporting site assessment and provide feedback through Council's Have Your Say page until 18 October at Toowoomba Escarpment Mountain Bike Project | Have Your Say
The Toowoomba Escarpment Mountain Bike Project is receiving $5.48 million in combined Australian Government and Queensland Government funding through the South East Queensland (SEQ) Liveability Fund, one of 29 commitments under the SEQ City Deal – a partnership between the Australian Government, Queensland Government and Council of Mayors (SEQ) to deliver long-lasting benefits for the fast-growing SEQ region.