Corey Hickman got a job in remote Eureka, Montana, but his wife, Jessica, is reluctant to leave her suburban life in Utah. Corey must convince Jessica living in Eureka will be an incredible Montana experience for their family.

Trey and Julie Magnuson are leaving Los Angeles and moving to his hometown of Missoula, Montana.

Newlyweds Ned and Hailey search for their first home in Bozeman with enough space for a horse barn.

The Sluis family explores modern rustic and fixer-upper houses in the northern Bitterroot Valley.

The Murray family is ready to leave California's concrete jungle to make Bigfork, Montana, their permanent home.

Best friends Melanie and Trecie went their separate ways after high school. After Melanie's family spent a dream vacation with Trecie in Livingston, they're pulling up stakes in Staten Island to put down roots in Big Sky Country.

Californian Kelsey is roping in her long-time beau Kodi and heading for Montana. She wants a luxurious, updated cabin, but he wants a remote cabin with tons of land. Will they find some middle ground in Great Falls?

Andrew and Christy are moving from Minnesota to Big Sky so they can get away from their hectic schedules and spend quality time with their twins. With a budget of $600,000 to $800,000, will they find something close to the resort?

Benjamin wants to expand his ski business, so he and girlfriend Megan leave California for Montana. With a budget of $500,000 to $1,000,000, will they choose a sprawling property or sacrifice acreage for a better price?

Kevin and Jennifer are hooked on the Montana lifestyle and know it's the perfect place to raise their son. Finding a house may not be a problem, but will the wildlife outside their front door be too close for comfort?

A Denver couple is leaving the city for small-town life in Missoula, MT. She's a lifelong city dweller who wants a modern aesthetic, while he wants a rustic cabin close to trout fishing. Can they find the right mix of old and new?