The Pro analysis, Pro hotspot map and species map reveal much more and are far more accurate: they also use soil, terrain, forest and tree species – separately for each species. That takes computing power we cannot afford for the free view.
Sign up for free All free – no subscription, no ads.This map: Hotspot map
Shows where mushroom pickers are out and what they find: dots are weather stations users have requested forecasts for (size = number of searches, color = chance today), photos are finds by the community. This is the users' view.
Species map: where do weather, soil and trees fit a species?Mushroom map: community finds and hotspots
Discover mushroom finds near you
The mushroom map shows where foragers are out right now and what they find – with photos, comments and the mushroom weather of nearby weather stations. At a glance you see which regions are in mushroom season.
Pick a species and the map narrows down to searches and finds of that species. When signed in, the values of the extended analysis are included too – soil, forest and tree species where available.
With a free account you can report your own finds: upload a photo, set the spot on the map, optionally describe it. Others can like and comment – the community grows find by find.
Frequently asked questions
What does the mushroom map show?
Community finds with photos, weather stations with their mushroom weather and how often people search per region. You can filter by species.
How do I report a find?
Sign up for free, upload a photo, tap the map to set the spot and add a description if you like.
Does a find on the map mean the mushrooms are edible?
No. The map shows finds, not verified identifications. Only eat what you know for sure – if in doubt, ask a mushroom expert.