This is a mid sized cache that is very conveniently located and accessible.  The location is technically parkway even though it may feel like you're in someone's front yard *adjacent property owners give permission for access*. It's only a couple steps off the sidewalk but not an obvious location. Look for an ash tree next to a yucca patch and you may have to look for something other than the container itself... This container has lots of fun goodies for trade and it's own pen for logging your find.  Feel free to add a note or a doodle once you discover this unique cache. Enjoy the beauty of Montclair's History Sixth Avenue Parkway and all it's flora while you're in the area.

07/15/2020 By MonteLukast
Awesome idea! The last place I found a cache like this was in Gilroy, California on a road trip years ago. You have to be clever to hide in the city! TFTC.

07/08/2020 By Kroozer
Thought this might be a tough one, but there it was! Cool hide that earns a fav! TNLNSL. Thanks for a fun cache!

07/02/2020 By Digital58
I was making myself crazy trying to figure out how to retrieve the container until the solution came to me in a flash. DUHHH! This is one of my favorite favorites. Thank you for the super cache.

06/28/2020 By Rohatx
Quick P&G after work. Thank you for the placement!

06/28/2020 By Bhob
Zipped out early, before the heat got a chance to take hold, and got a couple of new geocaches - this was the first of them. TN-LN-SL. Thanks !

06/27/2020 By Pebblesinthecity
Spotted from a distance, thankfully. Super cool and deserves the favorite point. Thanks for the cache!

06/25/2020 By Zombie_Huntress_
Well I feel better having found it TFTC ??

06/23/2020 By Edwards654
What a delightful opportunity I had to meet the owners of this geocache at Ground Zero. The cache is very fun and creative. People will enjoy finding this one. Thanks for the hide

06/23/2020 By LostinDenver
[FTF] 06-23-2020 at 2:17 pm. I thought for sure that someone would come over here and find this before I got up north. But I waited as long as I could until well, I couldn't wait any more. Twenty seven minutes later and I was pulling up to park. I walked over to the GZ and started looking. A difficulty 3 cache can be tricky. Looking and looking, no luck. I crossed the street and checked out a few more locations. Nope. Then I read the description again. Now something stuck in my head and I saw where I needed to be. The coords there were N39 43.544 W104 54.298. Sure enough, I found the well done cache. This seems like one that will last.
Thanks for a creative, well done cache!

06/22/2020 By jnourada
N39° 43.542 W104° 54.305
Coordinates changed from:
N 39° 43.542 W 104° 54.309

Coordinates changed to:
N 39° 43.542 W 104° 54.305

Distance from original: 18.8 feet or 5.7 meters.

Poor reception and readings due to trees

06/22/2020 By Zombie_Huntress_
I was super excited for a new cache less than a mile from my house but as the previous explorer said coordinates put you right in someone's front yard and not the parkway. I did a slight search of approx 13 ashes on the parkway in that general area and found an old Gatorade bottle stuffed in a knot and a plastic bag.... No cache. I am quite bummed

06/21/2020 By Edwards654
We haven't had much luck with new caches/new cachers lately and this was no exception. Coordinates put us in someone's front yard. We are looking forward an "AHA" as to where/what this geocache is!