Snoqualmie Pass Mushroom Foray — Oct 3, 9am
October 3 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
$125.00We’re exploring the high-elevation forests around Snoqualmie Pass along the I-90 corridor, about an hour’s drive from Seattle. With the September rains, mushroom abundance should be picking up significantly by our trip.
Dogs I’m sorry, no dogs on our tours in the national forest
What to Bring
- Parking: NW Forest Pass or America the Beautiful pass
- Footwear: Suitable for off-trail walking
- Attire: Weather appropriate (sun/rain/temperature)
- Navigation/Communication: Charged phone with offline maps (ask if needed)
- A basket or breathable bag for collecting
- Water and snacks
- Also Consider:
- A small folding knife
- Hiking pole (they can be easy to lose while foraging)
Book Your Spot
$125/person Ticket sales have closed for this event.Other Snoqualmie Pass Dates
- Saturday, October 31:30 pm – 4:30 pmBooking closed
- Sunday, October 49:00 am – 12:00 pmBooking closed
- Sunday, October 259:00 am – 12:00 pm
Weather Policy: Tours run rain or shine in typical Pacific Northwest weather. Events may be canceled if unsafe conditions are forecast, and the tour will be rescheduled or refunded in full.
Exact Meetup Location: Sent to registered participants 3 days before the tour. General area is Snoqualmie Pass area.
Cancellations: Cancel at least 3 days before the tour for a full refund. That's when the exact meeting location goes out, so bookings can't be refunded after that point.
Road Conditions: The trailhead is just off I-90 at exit 52, on paved roads. Any car will do.
Age & Fitness: Suitable for teens and adults comfortable with off-trail walking. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Common Questions
Is this suitable for complete beginners?
Absolutely. No foraging experience is needed — tours are designed to work for total beginners and experienced foragers alike. We start with the basics and build from there.Will we find edible mushrooms?
Maybe, but please don’t book counting on it. Mushroom foraging is unpredictable. Some tours find enough for dinner, some find a handful, and some don't turn up any choice edibles at all. We're often visiting an area for the first time that season, and the spots that work for a group are ones other foragers can reach too. Come for the learning; anything that goes home for dinner is a bonus. Whatever the forest is producing that day, we’ll work through it together.What is the cancellation policy?
Tours run rain or shine in normal PNW conditions. If we need to cancel due to unsafe weather or low enrollment, you’ll receive a full refund or credit toward a future tour. If you need to cancel: Cancel at least 3 days before the tour for a full refund. That's when the exact meeting location goes out, so bookings can't be refunded after that point.Can I keep what we find?
Yes. Please get a positive ID from an expert before eating anything. Either confirm with your guide or email/txt photos to Jeremy.About The Host
Jeremy Collison
Founder of Salish Mushrooms. Teaching and guiding mushroom tours since 2019. Continuing Education instructor at North Seattle College, and creator of the Forayz mushroom map and ForayzU identification flashcards. See all upcoming tours & events.