2020 Morel Burn Map Index
I will be sharing 2020 morel burn maps soon but wanted to start with this index overview map. Members can check the Watch & Read section for map updates.
I will be sharing 2020 morel burn maps soon but wanted to start with this index overview map. Members can check the Watch & Read section for map updates.
Welcome to the 2026 season at Salish Mushrooms! Below are upcoming classes, tours, and forays. Contact Jeremy directly to schedule a private or small-group session, or browse the options below. Spring Mushroom Tours (Morels) — April through June 2026 Guided mushroom tours in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. We’ll focus on morels and spring species…
Many mushroom hunters are quite secretive about their spots. This is because once you find an area that produces a large number of mushrooms, it may continue producing for years. I don’t have secret spots. You can see everywhere I go right here. I do enjoy exploring though. Here I share some of the tools…
I spoke with Michael Beug author of the recently published mushroom identification book Mushrooms of Cascadia. We discussed how to use this ‘illustrated key’, and how it compliments other popular guides like Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast and the MycoMatch app. Michael has a long history with mushrooms in the northwest. If you might want…
Toadstool is an informal word for a mushroom with certain aesthetic. These mushrooms have a typical umbrella-like cap and central stem growing from the ground. The term toadstool does not refer to any specific mushroom. The most classic example of a toadstool is Amanita muscaria or Fly Agaric. This conspicuous mushroom has a red cap,…
Looking for morel maps? Try Forayz Real-time soil temps, historical burn perimeters, and more — built for PNW morel hunters. Launch Map Learn More Introducing 2026 Morel Maps: Your Guide to a Bountiful Season Exciting news for morel hunters in Oregon and Washington! Our 2025 Morel Maps are now available, packed with the latest features to help you find prime…
Forest and fungal ecosystems are so connected with one another that it can be nearly impossible to have one without the other. Learning to recognize different tree species can be helpful for determining the identity of a mushroom and also help you to find areas most likely to contain mushroom species you are hunting. For…