Tree Species on Forayz See exactly which trees grow where, across the Pacific Northwest and the Western US If you’ve ever stared at a topo map wondering whether that mountainside is old-growth Doug fir or logged-over alder, Forayz answers it. The Tree Species layer maps 22 individual species across the Western US by live tree…
Springtime is quickly approaching and we’re already seeing a few morels showing up around the region. While the mountains are still frozen, this is an excellent time to start looking at morel spots for 2026. The Forayz app includes past burns that can easily be filtered by year so that you can focus on just…
Using a navigation app while mushroom foraging is a great way to track where you have been, choose where you want to go, and help you get back to your vehicle safely. Here are some of the apps that I use. Google Maps – Driving Directions, and terrain/satellite views while online Maps.me – Free, lightweight…
Soil Temperature Map for Morel Hunting Watch the ground warm into the mid-40s°F across Washington, Oregon, and the Western US Studies elsewhere put morel fruiting onset in the mid-40s°F (43°F for a European morel, Buscot 1989); there is no Pacific Northwest study, and none for burn morels. Air temperature swings too fast to be a…
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