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Musselshell Valley Historical Museum

When you enter the Musselshell Valley Historical Museum, please sign in on the original register that once recorded early day guests of the Adams Hotel in nearby Lavina, Montana. In the surrounding showrooms are paintings, quilts and other works by local artists and photographs of early Roundup, ...

Roundup

Roundup is nestled in the valley near the Musselshell River near the Bull Mountains. It has long been renowned for its natural geographic design for rounding up livestock. One of the town's highlights is the annual Roundup Cattle Drive. The drive is the western adventure of a lifetime. Besides ...

Livingston Roundup PRCA Rodeo

The Livingston Roundup Rodeo has been a popular annual PRCA event in the heart of Montana cattle country since 1924. Ranked as the 10th highest purse in the nation over the Independence Day holiday, the rodeo draws over 10,000 spectators every year to its open air arena near the Yellowstone river. ...

Dude & Roundup Motel

The Dude and Roundup Motel is only one block north of the Yellowstone National Park west entrance. From your room window you will look directly into Yellowstone National Park. Enjoy cable TV, king and queen beds with kitchens available. Individual room heating and air conditioning to guarantee ...

Roundup

Roundup is a state fishing access site located in south central Montana along the Blackfoot River. This day use area provides access for fishing and boating on the river. A boat launch is available for carry-in launching only. ‘Raft-slide' structure. Non-motorized watercraft only for the ...

Big Sky Motel

If you’re looking for a welcoming, cozy and clean motel in Roundup, look no further than Big Sky Motel. The Big Sky is a family-friendly motel with large clean rooms. Every room has a refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner, cable television, free wifi, and comfortable beds. In the center of ...

Musselshell

Musselshell is located 20 miles east of Roundup along the Musselshell River. Musselshell takes its name from the Musselshell River, named by Lewis and Clark for the freshwater mussels lining the riverbank. In nearby Roundup, Musselshell Valley Historical Museum recreates the area's history with ...

Lake Mason National Wildlife Refuge

Lake Mason National Wildlife Refuge consists of 3 separate places: the North Unit, Willow Creek Unit and Lake Mason Unit. The history behind the refuge is unique; easements were signed in 1937 to provide an area for nesting migratory birds. However, it wasn't until 1941 when the area became a ...