Springtime = Morels
Spring mushroom season is quickly approaching. Morels often appear in western Washington and Oregon by early March.




Oregon and Washington Burn Maps
Discover some of the most promising places to find burn morels
Online Course: Morels and Similar Species
Included With Morel Maps
Over 10 Morel Species
Learn about the impressive number of morel species found in the Pacific Northwest including identification, key habitats, and seasonality
Common Lookalikes
Other morel-like species that are also found at similar times and in similar habitats as true morels
Unfamiliar Edible Species
Details on other morel-like mushrooms with key species from the genera Verpa, Gyromitra, and Helvella
Stay informed
Follow along throughout the 2025 season.
Includes weekly updates on foraging conditions throughout the region based on local weather, snowmelt, precipitation, and reports from the field