The Dude Rancher Lodge is conveniently located in downtown Billings, Montana. Whatever your reason for visiting Billings, you can be assured that your comfort is very important to us and we will strive to make your stay enjoyable. We offer the following amenities. Also, we will do our best to accommodate your individual needs. Kings, Queens, and rooms with 2 Full size beds available. Nonsmoking and smoking rooms. Children under 16 stay free. Coffee makers and coffee in every room. Remote control TV's and HBO with expanded cable. Microwave and refrigerators in selected rooms. Irons, boards, and hair dryers available upon request. Data port phones available upon request. Montana owned and operated. Courtyard parking with plug-ins. Complimentary coffee at the front desk. Special rates Corporate, Federal, State of Montana, Medical, AAA, and Group rates. Extended stay rooms contact us for rates. Free airport taxi service. Meeting room available (approx. 25 people or less). Catering services for dinner parties and luncheons. Guest valet services. 24 hour front desk service. Fax and copy services available. Check In: 3:00 PM (Early check in, if rooms are available). Reservations: Credit card required guaranteeing room reservations. Cancellation: 24-hour advance notice required canceling reservations. Currency: US Dollars. Direct Billing: Available for special accounts. Credit Cards Accepted: Visa, Master Card, American Express, Diners, Discover

DUDE RANCHER LUNCH SERVED 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. BURGERS Served with either potato chips, fries or cup of soup. To substitute a dinner salad add $1.50. DELUXE BACON CHEESEBURGER Our juicy 1/4 lb. beef patty served with crisp bacon, cheddar cheese and topped with lettuce, tomato, pickles and onion. $6.75. MUSHROOM SWISS BURGER Our 1/4 lb. beef patty topped with melted Swiss cheese and freshly sliced mushrooms. $6.50. THE HAMBURGER Our juicy 1/4 lb. beef patty served with pickles, onion, lettuce and tomato. $6.00. (Add Swiss or cheddar cheese for $.35). BACON, LETTUCE TOMATO Our traditional BLT with 3 strips of bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. Served on your choice of bread. $5.75. GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH Our traditional grilled cheese sandwich with American cheese and served on your choice of bread. $5.25 (Add ham for $1.00). SALADS Served with crackers. CHEFS SALAD Fresh greens with ham, turkey, cheddar cheese and egg. $6.00. ORIENTAL CHICKEN SALAD Sliced chicken on a bed of greens with chow mein noodles, almond slivers, mandarin oranges and our homemade sesame dressing. $6.50. COBB SALAD Garden fresh greens topped with chicken, bacon, onion, tomato, egg and crumbled Roquefort cheese. $7.00. DINNER SALAD Chopped greens, tomato, onions and croutons. $2.25. FISH CHIPS Moist, flavorful fish filets with a coating that is crunchy and golden. Served with fries and tarter sauce. $6.75. CHICKEN STRIPS Two tender, golden brown chicken strips. Served with ranch dressing or barbecue sauce and fries. $6.50. SPECIALTY SANDWICHES Served with either potato chips, fries or cup of soup. To substitute a dinner salad add $1.50. THE DUDE SANDWICH 4 oz. chicken breast, bacon, tomato, lettuce and guacamole spread. Served on a hoagie bun. $6.50. THE PATTY MELT Your choice of ground beef patty, turkey or ham, topped with Swiss cheese and grilled onions on rye. $6.25 (Add another meat choice for $1.00). RANCHERS RUEBEN Tender Montana corned beef, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese grilled on rye bread. $6.25. CHICKEN MALIBU Tender chicken breast grilled and topped with ham and Swiss cheese on a sesame seed bun. Garnished with tomato, lettuce and our special sauce. $6.75. DENVER SANDWICH One egg scrambled with ham, onion and green peppers. Served on your choice of bread. $6.00. FRENCH DIP Delicious thin sliced tender beef on a special bun. Served with hot au jus. $6.00 (Add cheese, onion and green pepper for $1.00). CLUB HOUSE Stacks of fresh bacon, turkey, tomato, and lettuce on toast. $6.50. SOURDOUGH BEEF Delicious thinly sliced beef with melted Swiss cheese on sourdough bread. Served with hot au jus. $6.25. SOUP SANDWICHES A cup of todays delicious homemade piping hot soup. Served with crackers. Homemade Soup... Cup $2.00/Bowl $3.00 Real Western Chili. Cup $3.00/Bowl $4.00 Clam Chowder (Friday Only). Cup $3.00/Bowl $4.00. DELI SANDWICH Your choice of freshly shaved roast beef, ham, or turkey on your choice of bread topped with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. Served with potato chips, fried or soup. (Add another meat choice for $1.00) Half Sandwich... $4.50 Whole Sandwich $6.25. Fresh Hot Coffee $1.50 Hot Tea... $1.25 Hot Chocolate$1.25 Brewed Iced Tea..$1.50 Soft Drinks$1.50 Milk Regular $1.75 Milk Large $2.50 Juice (Orange, Tomato, Grapefruit,...$2.00 Apple, V-8). Old Fashioned Milkshakes.$3.50 Piece of Pie...$2.75 Pie a la mode$3.50 Wilcoxsons Ice Cream One Scoop...$1.00 Cookie..$.60

Billings Area Attractions. Buffalo Bill Historic Center. Cody, WY - Features five world-class museums about the American West. Great Falls, MT - Features a collection of Russell's art and personal objects. Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. Crow Agency, MT - Site of the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Billings - Features a one-hour guided tour of the Preston Boyd Moss family home. Pictograph Caves State Park. Billings - Sandstone caves located 7 miles south of Billings. Billings Area Weather. National Weather Service Forecast for Billings. Billings Gazette Enjoy Magazine. Features information on movies, nightlife, area events. Provides an arts and entertainment calendar for Montana. Montana Road Reports. Montana Department of Transportation Web site. Big Splash, Billings (406) 256-5543 - Features 5 slides, 2 pools, wading pool, and concessions. Centennial Ice Arena, Billings (406) 256-1192 - Year around ice skating rink. Geyser Park, Billings (406) 254-2510 - Miniature golf, bumper boats, go-carts, climbing wall, and laser tag. Red Lodge, MT - Features 69 groomed trails and 30 acres chute skiing. Skate World, Billings (406) 259-2099 - Two locations in Billings for adult supervised roller skating. Billings (406) 652-8100 - Features animals that can survive Montana's climate. Billings Higher Education. MSU - Billings and College of Technology. Rocky Mountain College. (406-657-1000 or 800-877-6259). American Legion Baseball (Scarlet and Royals) - 252-3171. Billings Bulls Hockey. (406) 252-1241, Cobb Baseball Field. (406) 259-2226, indoor football. Billings Area Annual Events - 2008. Billings, MT (406) 651-0440. February 14-16, The Montana Agri-Trade Exposition is the largest farm and ranch trade show in the area and takes place at MetraPark. Billings, MT (406-657-1372 or 800-543-2505 ext 1372). March 28-30, The Montana Outdoor Recreation Exposition focuses on all recreational activities especially hunting and fishing and takes place at the MetraPark. Billings Home Improvement Show. Billings, MT (406-259-3114 or 800-303-3114). March 7-9, Montana's largest Home Show with over 450 exhibit spaces and includes children's activities. Free admission and parking. PBR NILE Bull Riders Invitational. Billings, MT (406) 256-2495 April 18-20, Three performances, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the MetraPark arena. Billings, MT (406) 255-8488. May 10th, Mother's Day weekend, participating women can choose to walk, jog or run a 2 mile or 5 mile course through the streets of downtown Billings. Miles City, MT (406-234-2890 or 877-632-2890). May 19-21, The Miles City Horse Sale offers a bucking horse auction, bareback and saddle bronc riding, bull riding, wild horse races, street dances and a parade. 12th Annual Strawberry Arts and Music Festival. June 14, The festival includes over 50 arts and crafts booths and many types of food available. There is a pancake breakfast, children's activities and free entertainment from 1 to 5 p.m. under the Skypoint. Little Big Horn Days Custer's Last Stand Reenactment. Hardin, MT, Tickets 888-450-3577. June 27-29, The Little Big Horn Days features five days and nights centered around Custer's Last Stand Reenactment. Included are period costume balls, arts and crafts, books and entertainment. Activities include a fair, rodeo bull riding, parades, carnival, art auction, quilt show, street dance, and specialty meals. Custer's Last Stand Reenactment has more than 250 reenactors play out the events that led up to what has become know as Custer's Last Stand. Home of Champions Rodeo. Red Lodge, MT (406)-446-2422. July 2-4, The PRCA-sanctioned rodeo is accompanied by parades each day at noon down Red Lodge's main street. Yellowstone Art Museum. Billings, MT (406) 256-6804. July, Summerfair is the region's largest arts and craft fair, featuring artisans from across the country selling quality pottery, jewelry, stained glass, leather, textiles, paintings, photography and more. Includes children's activities and a food court. Billings, MT (406) 254-7426. July, The Big Sky State Games is an Olympic-style sports festival for Montanans. There are thirty sports to choose from. Weekend highlights include the Opening Ceremonies torch lighting by an Olympic athlete. Pompey's Pillar National Historic Landmark, (406-245-4111). July, Yellowstone River Activities, Clark Signature Reenactment, Youth Fair, Buffalo BBQ, Living History Mall, Horse/Bison Exhibit, Author's Tent, Community Band Concert, Exhibitors and Vendors. Mountain Man Rendezvous. June - July, The pre-1840 reenactment of the Rocky Mountain fur trade era. This is a favorite event of locals, traders, and tourists. Look for rustic camps including many teepees and tents. Skyfest Hot Air Balloon Championship Billings, MT (406-255-0466). July, Montana's gathering of competitive hot air and special shaped balloons takes place in July. The festival opens Thursday with a parade of balloonists. Friday night there will be a Balloon Glow and Saturday night features a fireworks show and Balloon Glow. There is a 6:45 AM balloon launch each day (weather permitting) and activities on the balloon grounds. Billings, MT 800-366-8538. August, Montana's largest fair takes place the 2nd week of August and offers concerts, rodeos, carnival, food, exhibits of cattle, draft horses, sheep, goats, rabbits, chickens and other animals as well as art and commercial exhibits and other special events. Crow Agency, MT (406) 638-3719. August, During this time Indians from the western states and Canada camp along the Little Bighorn River to form the Teepee Capital of the World. Spectacular parades each morning include authentic costumes, rodeos, wild horse races and Indian dancing. Fall Home Improvement Show. Billings, MT (406) 259-3114. September 5-7, Montana's largest home show at the MetraPark Expo Center with over 350 exhibit spaces. Nile Stock Show, Pro Rodeo, Horse Extravaganza. Billings, MT (406) 256-2495. October 13-20, The Nile Stock Show and Pro Rodeo takes place at the MetraPark and includes a professional rodeo, trade show, livestock shows and competitions, educational clinics, barn tours, and kids areas. Billings, MT (406-248-9295 or 800-736-5312). December 22nd, A non-profit corporation raising money to disburse to families in crisis. Saturday the Rough Stock Rodeo takes place at the MetraPark. DISCLAIMER: The links provided here are not part of the Dude Rancher Lodge web site. The Dude Rancher Lodge does not control these sites and is not responsible for the information or links you find there. These links are provided as a convenience to visitors. 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 Luggage storage
 Breakfast may be served in the room
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Facsimile services
 Access to internet
 Kitchen
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Around-the-clock recetpion
 Pets are accepted
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Fridge
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace