Courtney and Brian are just starting out and they want to buy a first home in the Colorado Rockies. But all they can afford is a rustic cabin where they'll be lucky if they find running water, let alone an indoor bathroom.

Jon and Mandy love to the hit the trails hiking and mountain biking, but their current home is too far from the outdoor activities they love. So, they look for a place in the small gold mining town of Black Hawk, in the heart of the Colorado Rockies.

Newly engaged couple, Frank and JoAnna, want to buy their first home together in the Rocky Mountains. She's a "city girl" from New Jersey, while he's lived in Colorado for years. Frank is used to the lifestyle but, for JoAnna, it'll be a big adjustment.

Scott "Boss" Hogg and his wife Diana are adventure seekers who decided to pack up and move from the coast of Maine to the heights of the Utah Rockies. They're addicted to the mountain lifestyle and want a rustic home, with plenty of creature comforts.

Friends of outdoor adventure guide Matt Eastman call him "Sasquatch" because he's always at home in the outdoors. But his wife Michelle prefers the indoors. They tour three homes in Park City, Utah, that bring the wilderness to their front step.

They're a Rockies Brady Bunch! Newlyweds Oney and Bobbi have combined their families and now need a place big enough for them and their six kids. This outdoorsy family searches for a log home in Island Park, Idaho, a mile high in the Rockies.

In the Rocky Mountains of Western Wyoming, Dan and Suzanne have struck it rich in the buffalo meat business and want to buy a million dollar mountain mansion. They see three homes in the posh Jackson Hole area, where each house is bigger than the next.

Newlyweds Nick and Leah moved from Minnesota to Wyoming to be close to the mountains. Now they want to live in the mountains, in the cowboy town of Dubois, WY. And they're on the hunt for a home big enough to raise their future family in.

New parents Jules and Nan won't let their two toddlers slow them down. Right now they live in the city, but they want to move their family to the mountains. The biggest challenge? Finding a unique, mountain home, that's also kid-friendly.