The Crab & Winkle Way takes its name from the railway line that once ran between the city of Canterbury and Whitstable, a seaside town. The Crab & Winkle Line, which the path follows closely, is claimed to be the world's first passenger railway and some features, such as a winding pond and the world's first railway tunnel, can be seen from the path.

10k Loop.  If run counter-clockwise starts out with switchback style elevation gains then tapering to a gradual downhill. A well-maintained trail that is easy to navigate. Great trailhead and trail markings, no water is available along the route but there is a nice permanent out-house style restroom located there. The trail offers amazing views along the way in the heart of Montana public lands.

The Lemhi Range frames perfectly in SE Idaho from Diamond Peak to Saddle Mountain. This ridge has 15 peaks above 10,000 feet along the main crest of the range and makes for some stunning ridge running and scrambling. The route had no documentation of having ever been done. Following the main crest the route starts with Diamond Peak traversing over The Riddler, Big Boy Peak, Shoshone John Peak, Black and White Peak, Little Diamond Peak, Swanson Peak, Marshals Mount, White Bird Peak, Dome Peak, Shril Benchmark, Striped Peak, Tyler Peak, Mt Hoopes, Great Western Peak, and Saddle Mountain.