Mushrooms in Norway
Norway covers about 319,931 km². About a third of the land is forest (32 %), mostly birch and pine. Conditions were best most often for Parasol Mushroom, Red-cracking Bolete and Sheathed Woodtuft in 2026. Today Wood Blewit leads with 17 %.
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Regions
Akershus66 % forest · Parasol MushroomAust-Agder49 % forest · Red-cracking BoleteBuskerud49 % forest · Parasol MushroomFinnmark19 % forest · Slippery JackHedmark51 % forest · Parasol MushroomHordaland21 % forest · Slippery JackMøre og Romsdal28 % forest · Slippery JackNord-Trøndelag36 % forest · Red-cracking BoleteNordland24 % forest · Red-cracking BoleteOppland40 % forest · Parasol MushroomOslo69 % forest · Parasol MushroomRogaland25 % forest · Sheathed WoodtuftSogn og Fjordane25 % forest · Slippery JackSør-Trøndelag33 % forest · Slippery JackTelemark49 % forest · Parasol MushroomTroms22 % forest · Parasol MushroomVest-Agder50 % forest · Red-cracking BoleteVestfold63 % forest · Parasol MushroomØstfold53 % forest · Parasol Mushroom
Which mushrooms grow in Norway?
In the 2026 season our forecast showed the most good days in Norway for Parasol Mushroom, Red-cracking Bolete, Sheathed Woodtuft.
How much forest is there in Norway?
About 32 % of Norway is forest – roughly 101,418 km².
When is mushroom season in Norway?
The main season is usually August to October; rain and warmth decide when it starts. The growth chance above shows today, the mushroom forecast the next 10 days.