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A couple of Boston outdoor enthusiasts are ready to expand their family in a log cabin in the mountains of New Hampshire. The White Mountains area offers all the things they love do year-round from skiing and snowmobiling to hiking and fishing. They're seeking a cabin with updated features in a low-maintenance setting so they can spend time doing the recreational activities they love. They've enlisted a local agent to help them out but can he find them a good match within their budget?

Ryan, Tara and their sports-minded sons are looking for the perfect log cabin in Vermont. They want an authentic log cabin with enough land to raise chickens and plant a garden. Even though New England is known more for Colonial houses than log cabins, they're determined to find a cozy cabin deep in the forests of the Green Mountain State.

A couple wants to move far from the suburbs of Ohio to a place where they can enjoy the outdoors in their backyard, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. They're looking for a peaceful cabin in the Knox County area where she can start a garden and he can practice his woodworking.

Engaged homebuyers search for their first home together on the outskirts of Wausau, Wisconsin, where they both work. They love being surrounded by nature and want to find a cabin that brings a rustic, outdoor feel inside and provides respite from the workday grind of the city.

A Florida couple is on the hunt for a cozy log cabin in Boone, North Carolina, where they can reconnect with their roots and create lasting memories for their children. Eager to escape the heat and hustle of Florida city life, he wants long range mountain views that North Carolina's high country is known for, and she would love a cabin with rustic style.

A couple hunt for a unique log cabin in southern Connecticut where they can raise their young daughters; in addition to the New England forest and array of outdoor activities, he wants land for privacy and hunting while she wants an updated kitchen.

A California couple wants to find a new home closer to her Nebraska hometown. After discovering Evergreen, Colorado, and all its recreational opportunities, the couple and their three kids are ready to find their forever cabin in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

A family of four is looking to move from their current home in the city of Lynchburg, VA, to the nearby countryside where they will have more room to explore and become immersed in nature. He grew up visiting his grandmother in her log cabin and wants his children to have that experience as well. She's hoping to find a home with an updated kitchen and an open concept, and he's looking for a detached garage. It's a hefty wish list but their realtor is ready to help them find the perfect log home.

Colorado natives Darrell and Becky are looking for a log cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Living in South Carolina for a few years has made them miss the mountains, so they'd like to find a cabin with a spectacular view to enjoy from a wraparound porch. Becky grew up in a log cabin and wants a place where their family can gather, spend holidays and continue to make memories in the years to come. The couple is focusing their search for their dream cabin in the Mars Hill and Wolf Laurel areas north of Asheville.

A couple wants to move far from the suburbs of Ohio to a place where they can enjoy the outdoors in their backyard, away from the hustle and bustle of the city; they are looking for a peaceful cabin in the Knox County area.

A couple with a toddler and another on the way goes on the hunt for a cozy log cabin near the Blue Ridge Mountains. They hope to find the perfect getaway in the quiet and quaint town of Ellijay, Georgia.

An active and outdoorsy family of five is looking for a log cabin getaway from their home in Carlsbad, CA, to the rustic mountains destination of Big Bear Lake. They're looking for a home away from home where they can sit back, relax and enjoy the mountain views during any season. But with a modest budget and a tight real estate market, they may have to make some sacrifices.

An Atlanta couple is tired of living near loud highways and hopes to find a log cabin in quaint Blue Ridge, Georgia. They're hoping to find a cabin with enough space to host friends and family, close access to outdoor recreation and a fantastic view of the Blue Ridge Mountains for under $350,000.

A couple has set down roots on the island of Oahu and are looking for a bigger home with the comforts of a country log cabin for their three growing kids. They hope to find a cabin with a yard for the family dog and the backdrop of mountain views and ocean sounds. With a budget of $850,000 on an expensive island where log cabins are a rarity, they have their work cut out for them.

A young Minnesota family is ready to settle down and grow in a small town cabin. They're hoping to find a home with enough bedrooms for them to expand into and enough acreage for their kids to ditch technology and explore nature. Their budget may force them to search outside of their target area, but their family real estate agent is ready to help them find the perfect log cabin.

In Colorado's Vail Valley, a young couple looks for their first home together. They want easy access to all their favorite outdoor activities, including skiing, biking and hiking with their dogs, and they need extra space for entertaining guests. They hope their $900,000 budget helps them find a log home with privacy, spectacular views and a yard for the dogs.

Florida empty nesters decide to escape the city life and head into the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northern Georgia. They love the small-town feel and are looking forward to exploring the town, meeting new people and introducing their children to the mountains when they visit. They hope to find a cabin with an open floor plan that's near the water and their agent is on board to help them find the perfect place.

A Houston, Texas, couple looks for a spacious, rustic home in Colorado to raise their kids without the hustle and bustle of a big city. They set their sights on Woodland Park, but with a highly competitive real estate market, it may prove difficult to find their forever home with the perfect view.

A house-flipping couple from middle Tennessee is looking to escape the city and set down roots in the log cabin of their dreams. They want a place where they can practice music, archery and enjoy the quiet while remaining close enough to the music scene in Nashville.

A couple and their two young children are on the search for a log cabin in High Point, North Carolina, where they can unwind in the solitude of nature as a family. They want a cabin with plenty of outdoor space for the kids to explore, plenty of indoor space to host family and a garage big enough to store a boat.

Three sisters search for a large log cabin in the southwestern region of North Carolina where all of their relatives can gather and enjoy holidays together.

Lance and Melissa Fahrney, along with their four children, are trading in the hot, humid beaches of Florida for a chance at log cabin living in Montana. They're searching for a basecamp that opens the door to a world of outdoor recreational opportunities they can't experience in Florida skiing, sledding, and hiking in the mountains. The Fahrneys are dreaming of a secluded log cabin, nestled in the woods and close to a big lake. Real estate agent David Fetveit will help them find their new log cabin living situation around the Flathead Lake area in northwestern Montana.

High school sweethearts from Greenville, MA, are ready to upgrade to a log cabin where they can raise their growing family. They're searching for a secluded area where the kids can play that's also close to town amenities and their families. With a realtor in the family, the couple is getting some help finding their dream log cabin but will they be able to find something they can afford?

An outdoorsy Seattle couple wants to escape their busy city life and move to a log cabin in a quiet, peaceful setting. They'd like a body of water on the property as well as a shop for their glassblowing studio, but it needs to be close enough to commute back to the city for work. Helping them in their cabin search is a childhood friend, who's tagging along to offer support and suggestions.