Tacos, cheese fries, live music, dogs.

The lodge at the base is where the day starts and ends — breakfast from 8:30, the saloon from 11, and the best tacos in northern Meagher County.

King’s Hill Grille T-Bar Coffee Hole-in-the-Wall Saloon Top Rock Cafe Swag Shop & Pro Shop Lockers The Dogs

8:30 am – 3:30 pm · every day we’re open

King’s Hill Grille

Hot food, cold and hot drinks, everything you need to fuel a day on the mountain. Breakfast until 10:30, lunch from 11 to around 4. On slower days some items stop at 3:30. The best tacos and cheese fries in northern Meagher County.

8:30 am – 4:00 pm · every day we’re open

T-Bar Coffee Bar

Coffee, espresso, lattes, mochas, hot cocoa. The T-Bar also sells lift tickets and prints season passes — it is the place to start your first morning. In the old part of the lodge, near the Grille. Named for the lift that opened the 1963-64 season.

11:00 am – 6:00 pm

Hole-in-the-Wall Saloon

Beers on tap, domestic and micro, including local breweries. Boxed wine or wine by the bottle. Hot mixed drinks, Bloody Marys, Caesars and Alpines. On most weekends, live music and famous dance moves. When the day begins to wear on you, the saloon is where it ends.

Race registration and bib pick-up for the Silverhorn Slopestyle and the Bump Off happen here, 8:30–10 on event mornings.

10 – 2 · most Saturdays, Sundays & holidays

Top Rock Cafe

A warming hut at the summit with the best view on the mountain and welcoming chairs. Beverages and snacks on most Saturdays and some Sundays. The building went up in 1993.

8:30 – 4

Swag Shop

Next to the Grille, packed with more Showdown swag than ever: fanny packs, ski socks, hoodies, t-shirts, hats, beanies, duffle bags, stickers. Gift certificates too — the pass contest’s third prize is a $75 one.

9:30 – 4 · basement of the lodge

Skier’s Edge Pro Shop

Goggles, gloves, wax, the strap you broke on the drive up.

Lockers

Locker guidelines

To keep lockers safe and open, all users must follow these guidelines. If they are not followed, users risk fines or termination of locker privileges without refund.

Waitlist

Individuals are added to the waitlist in order of interest — fill out the form to be added.
Current holders who want a larger locker go on a switch list.
Non-responsive individuals are passed over and removed after a reasonable effort to reach them.

General policies

All gear out at the end of the season — a fine may follow if not.
A phone number, mailing address and personal email on file. Tell us if you move.
Personal locks are allowed, but the code must be on file with Showdown.
No food stored overnight. No subletting. Personal shelving and hooks are fine if they don’t damage the locker.
Showdown is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Join the locker waitlist

The waitlist form from the current site embeds here.

Open the form ↗

Questions

Guest Services at ShedQuarters, or info@showdownmontana.com.

The Dogs of Showdown

Current line-up.

No dogs on the hill during operations — but plenty in the lodge.

Annie

Marshall

Turbo

Emmy

Dukey Dog

Bubba

Pepper

Oso

Sonny

Dosia Sioux

Teddy

Maverick

Portraits from the current site; Turbo, Pepper and Maverick are matched by page order and should be checked. The archive holds the earlier generations too — search “dog” and see Tank on the summit in 2009.