Welcome to Roundup, Montana, a historical town located along the banks of the Musselshell River. Roundup sits in an area surrounded by hills, which made it an ideal location for large cattle "roundups" in bygone years.

  According to historians, Roundup was so named because ranchers found the valley near the Musselshell River a natural place to "round up" their cattle in the fall of the year. Some say it was named because it was the ending point of the Texas Trail cattle drives into Montana.

  The people of Montana were able to live a piece of history in 1989 when Roundup became the trail head of the Great Montana Centennial Cattle Drive. Because of the success of the Centennial Cattle Drive, a cattle drive is now held annually and takes place in late August.

  There are a myriad of activities that visitors can enjoy such as visiting our historical museum, playing golf at our beautiful Pine Ridge Country Club, taking in the many rodeos, watching the Bump 'N Run Motor Cross Races. Hunters and photographers will enjoy the bounty of our wildlife here . . . elk, antelope, deer, turkey etc. . . .all found in this lush habitat.

  Roundup has great accommodations, restaurants, and shops. . . .all to make your visit more enjoyable. We sincerely hope you will stop by and visit us!  The Roundup Chamber of Commerce is ready to assist you with your vacation and/or relocation plans! Please contact us!

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