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 2025 burns, or maybe expand your search to include earlier burns that might see fewer foragers this year. In this video, I walk you through the key environmental and data layers that a forager could use for choosing the right place and time to look for mushrooms this spring.
The app includes data on:
- Past Burns
- Active burns during fire season
- Logging Activity
- Soil temperature
- Soil moisture
- 14-day cumulative precipitation
- Snowcover
- Recent Snowmelt
Get the data serious foragers use to find more mushrooms
Free members get soil conditions, the past week of rain, snow, smoke and historical burns. Pro unlocks the layers that help you narrow down exactly where to look.
- Newest burn years, managed burns & burn severity
- Tree species maps (22 species) & timber harvests
- Town & pass fruiting calendars with current conditions
- Offline map downloads in the iOS & Android apps
- 14- and 30-day rainfall windows
- Soil temperature & moisture at full zoom
