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Ahh, unfortunately I don't believe there are any such services in Moncton. You'd have to get a regular cab. apparently aircab has an app, at least for android

Here's the other entrance, zoom out to get some context

https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/45.97624/-64.78785

edit - the trail also crosses the road in several spots not far from there, a pretty convenient way to get some variety.

Also, I imagine the trail is mighty soggy right now. Once the ground freezes it'll be a lot easier going.

> Especially if you head a little farther out on the Dobson Trail (parking in Riverview), you’re unlikely to run into anyone.

The first bit of the Dobson is infested with dogs, if you want the trail to yourself drive another 10 minutes to the side trail, https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=17/45.97589/-64.78503

It hooks up with the main trail, but is very low traffic. In wet weather it can be a bog though.

Having now seen your edited question, a few more suggestions:

• Turtle Creek Reservoir
  
• Prosser Ridge Lookoff (N 45° 50.749 W 064° 53.511, access off Prosser Brook Road)
  
• Kent Hills Wind Farm (road access near N 45° 50.424 W 064° 52.912)
  
• The view of Moncton from the top of Hayward's Pinnacle (pinnacle at N 45° 49.146 W 064° 55.330, trail access at N 45° 49.717 W 064° 56.188)
  
• The covered bridge and gorge on the Forty-Five Road near Fundy (N 45° 41.168 W 064° 57.155)
  
• Ha Ha Cemetery (N 45° 41.585 W 064° 42.393)
  
• The old church at Beaumont. The oldest tombstones I've seen in NB, plus great views of the Petitcodiac (N 45° 53.445 W 064° 35.170)
  
• Purely for the novelty of it: a real, live, fruit-bearing pear tree in Memramcook, off Little Dover Rd (N 46° 00.464 W 064° 37.533)
  
• Silver Lake, on the north side of the TCH in Sackville (Walker Road or Pond Shore Road for access). Best by canoe.
  
• Tantramar Marsh - I only mention this because they're dismantling the Radio-Canada International towers and the deconstruction might make interesting pictures
  
• Covered bridge over the Petitcodiac near Salisbury on Powers Pitt Road (N 45° 59.855 W 065° 05.455)
  
• Bouctouche Sand Dunes (N 46° 31.933 W 064° 41.675)
  

Hopefully these locations are a bit more novel for you to take pictures.

As a side note, I learned of every single one of these locations by geocaching. I have found geocaches hidden at all of these locations, and I have found geocaching to be a great way to find interesting, little-known places to visit. If you are interested in travelling more than 80 km from Moncton (which was the radius I used to compile this list), or in geocaching as a hobby, just let me know.

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Cheap and possibly just as effective.

Not sure why you don't want to order online - I mean amazon has this and it's available on prime. So you'd have it by Wednesday or next week if you ordered today.

Hey y'all, I found this amazon store still has lots of thermometers in stock. Go check out there if you need one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZRN3QBY. They have different kinds.

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