Mushrooms in Galicia
Galicia covers about 29,593 km². Almost half of the land is forest (46 %), mostly pine and oak. In the 2026 season, the most good days here were for Russula, Suede Bolete and Horse Mushroom. Today Wood Blewit leads with 59 %.
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Sub-regions
Mushrooms by town
Vigo29 % forest · RussulaA Coruña24 % forest · RussulaOurense49 % forest · RussulaSantiago de Compostela48 % forest · RussulaLugo44 % forest · RussulaPontevedra44 % forest · RussulaFerrol22 % forest · RussulaNarón33 % forest · RussulaVilagarcía de Arousa44 % forest · RussulaOleiros37 % forest · RussulaCarballo51 % forest · RussulaCulleredo45 % forest · RussulaArteixo47 % forest · RussulaRedondela39 % forest · RussulaRibeira50 % forest · RussulaSanta Uxía de Ribeira20 % forest · RussulaMarín40 % forest · RussulaCangas do Morrazo23 % forest · RussulaCambre45 % forest · RussulaPonteareas49 % forest · RussulaA Estrada50 % forest · RussulaLalín44 % forest · RussulaMonforte de Lemos44 % forest · RussulaMoaña32 % forest · Russula
🍳 Mushroom cuisine in Spain
- Scrambled eggs with wild mushrooms
- Grilled saffron milk caps
Which mushrooms grow in Galicia?
In the 2026 season our forecast showed the most good days in Galicia for Russula, Suede Bolete, Horse Mushroom.
How much forest is there in Galicia?
About 46 % of Galicia is forest – roughly 13,465 km².
When is mushroom season in Galicia?
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.