Roxton Falls Appalachian Wilderness Estate

If there’s one place I’m excited to introduce you to, it’s Roxton Falls Appalachian Wilderness Estate (RAWE)—and more importantly, the two men behind it: Simon and Shayne.

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RAWE is one of those rare destinations that genuinely works for everyone. Whether someone needs a limited mobility-friendly experience or wants to hike hard through the Appalachians, Simon and Shayne make sure every guest feels welcome, comfortable, and well taken care of.

The estate sits hidden in the pines along Quebec’s southern border near Maine, and the moment you pull up you know you’re stepping into something special.

RAWE is a family legacy. Simon’s father built it over 25 years ago, and when Simon teamed up with Shayne, the two of them brought a fresh drive and vision that elevated the entire operation. They built a beautiful new lodge in the heart of the property—warm, inviting, and designed to give guests a true “home in the wilderness” feeling.

The animals speak for themselves. Thanks to decades of exceptional genetics and careful management, RAWE produces everything from solid 300-class trophies to record-breaking elk and red stag that push past the 800-inch mark. Whether you’re coming to chase giants or simply to chase a nap on the dock while fishing for native rainbows, they make sure your time there reflects your pace and your goals.

What keeps me talking about RAWE, though, is the atmosphere Simon and Shayne have created. They only host four hunters at a time. That means no crowds, no rush, no chaos—just genuine hospitality, personal attention, and the feeling that you’ve stepped into a family camp rather than a commercial operation.

The terrain itself is pure Appalachian beauty: thick timber, rolling ridges, and a natural lake shimmering at the center of it all. Whether someone wants a mobility-conscious hunt or a classic spot-and-stalk challenge, these two tailor everything to the hunter in front of them.

If you want to see what I mean—if you want to meet Simon and Shayne, explore their operation, and experience what makes RAWE so special—I encourage you to welcome them with open arms and visit their website. They’re good people doing things the right way, and I’m proud to point folks in their direction. Welcome to CBEO ROXTON FALLS APPALACHIAN WILDERNESS ESTATE.

Richard Charlton Sr.

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