A misty pine wood and a wet path after a night of rain

Updated every day until Saturday

Mushroom report for the weekend: 24 and 25 October

Saffron milk caps in Navarra: 21 areas at their best

With the forecast of Saturday 24 October.

For Saturday and Sunday there are 163 areas at their best and another 2,308 where something is stirring, out of the 19,292 we follow. Over the last two weeks it has really rained in Castellón (about 53 mm), Lleida (about 47 mm) and Barcelona (about 46 mm); elsewhere, little or nothing. And no rain is expected that would change things before Sunday. By the calendar it is already the season for porcini, bronze boletes, charbonniers and saffron milk caps. A week ago there were 1,647 areas; the woods are picking up.

19,292
areas followed
2,471
with something
163
at their best

Where to go

  1. Villasur de Herreros (Burgos): porcini, saffron milk caps and chanterelles. Very high, best on Saturday.
  2. Isaba (Navarra): porcini, chanterelles and saffron milk caps. High, best on Saturday.
  3. Torrecilla de los Ángeles (Cáceres): porcini, chanterelles and saffron milk caps. High, best on Saturday.
  4. Beseit / Beceite (Tarragona): saffron milk caps, porcini and yellowfoot. High, best on Sunday.
  5. Pradoluengo (Burgos): porcini. High, best on Saturday.
  6. Moratalla (Murcia): saffron milk caps and yellowfoot. High, best on Saturday.
  7. Cirat (Castellón): saffron milk caps. High, best on Sunday.
  8. Peñaparda (Salamanca): porcini, chanterelles and bronze boletes. High, best on Saturday.
  9. Latsaga (Navarra): porcini, black trumpets and chanterelles. High, best on Saturday.
  10. Covaleda (Soria): porcini, saffron milk caps and chanterelles. High, best on Saturday.
  11. Osor (Girona): chanterelles, black trumpets and bronze boletes. High, best on Saturday.
  12. Canicosa de la Sierra (Soria): porcini, saffron milk caps and charbonniers. High, best on Saturday.

Mushrooms in season

MushroomThis weekendBest spotSeason
Saffron milk cap At its best in 75 areas Moratalla (Murcia) In season
Porcini At its best in 65 areas Villasur de Herreros (Burgos) In season
Chanterelle At its best in 32 areas Osor (Girona) In season
Black trumpet At its best in 1 area Herriko Plaza (Vizcaya) In season
Bronze bolete Stirring in 299 areas Osor (Girona) In season
Yellowfoot Stirring in 66 areas Beseit / Beceite (Tarragona) In season
Caesar's mushroom Stirring in 22 areas Arrigorriaga (Vizcaya) In season
King oyster mushroom Stirring in 16 areas Colmenar Viejo (Madrid) In season
Charbonnier Stirring in 5 areas Duruelo de la Sierra (Soria) In season
Black truffle Asleep — From November to March
Gurumelo Asleep — From February to April
March mushroom Asleep — From January to May
Morel Asleep — From March to May
St George's mushroom Asleep — From March to June

Province by province

Burgos

18 of its 581 areas are at their best and another 82 are starting to stir, above all for porcini, saffron milk caps and chanterelles. About 8 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Villasur de Herreros, Pradoluengo, Quintanar de la Sierra and Regumiel de la Sierra.

Barcelona

15 of its 328 areas are at their best and another 196 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, chanterelles and black trumpets. About 46 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, a lot of water, and until Sunday only a little is expected around Campins (about 17 mm). Where it looks best: Vilanova de Sau, Santa Maria d'Oló, Navàs and Subirats.

Soria

15 of its 435 areas are at their best and another 22 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and chanterelles. About 21 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Covaleda, Canicosa de la Sierra, Duruelo de la Sierra and Navaleno.

Huesca

14 of its 648 areas are at their best and another 187 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and chanterelles. About 26 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Loarre, Arén, Berdún and Luna.

Girona

10 of its 231 areas are at their best and another 106 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, black trumpets and bronze boletes. About 39 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and until Sunday only a little is expected around Cassà de la Selva (about 22 mm). Where it looks best: Osor, Montseny, Sant Esteve d'en Bas and Viladrau.

Tarragona

9 of its 214 areas are at their best and another 76 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, yellowfoot and porcini. About 43 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, a lot of water, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Beseit / Beceite, Mas de Barberans, Arnes and Pratdip.

Castellón

8 of its 233 areas are at their best and another 93 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and yellowfoot. About 53 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, a lot of water, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Cirat, Tales, Rosell and Montanejos.

Valencia

8 of its 366 areas are at their best and another 93 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps. About 39 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Chera, Chelva, Sot de Chera and Higueruelas.

Zaragoza

8 of its 732 areas are at their best and another 36 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, yellowfoot and porcini. About 13 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Arén, Luesia, Luna and Berdún.

Cáceres

6 of its 820 areas are at their best and another 97 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, porcini and bronze boletes. About 8 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Torrecilla de los Ángeles, Robleda, Pinofranqueado and Cadalso.

Salamanca

6 of its 430 areas are at their best and another 23 are starting to stir, above all for porcini, chanterelles and bronze boletes. About 9 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Peñaparda, Robleda, La Alberca and Cepeda.

Vizcaya

5 of its 102 areas are at their best and another 47 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, bronze boletes and black trumpets. About 15 mm have fallen in the last two weeks; about 2 mm are expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Herriko Plaza, Sopuerta, Mañaria and Zeanuri.

Teruel

4 of its 636 areas are at their best and another 59 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and yellowfoot. About 19 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Beseit / Beceite, Calaceite, Alcalá de la Selva and Manzanera.

Guipúzcoa

4 of its 86 areas are at their best and another 41 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, bronze boletes and porcini. About 13 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Altsasu, Berrobi, Legorreta and Araia.

Asturias

3 of its 471 areas are at their best and another 261 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, porcini and black trumpets. About 18 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Oseja de Sajambre, Pola de Somiedo, Sariego and Vilaión.

Guadalajara

3 of its 520 areas are at their best and another 98 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and chanterelles. About 18 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Beteta, Corduente, Cogolludo and Trillo.

Murcia

2 of its 403 areas are at their best and another 26 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps and yellowfoot. About 30 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Moratalla, Alhama de Murcia, Caravaca and Aledo.

Cantabria

1 of its 230 areas are at their best and another 99 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, porcini and black trumpets. About 29 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Luzmela, Potes, Los Tojos and San Vicente de la Barquera.

Cuenca

1 of its 654 areas are at their best and another 90 are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps and porcini. About 19 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Beteta, Checa, Cañizares and Cañamares.

Álava

1 of its 133 areas are at their best and another 40 are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, porcini and saffron milk caps. It has not rained in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Oñati, Olazagutía, Villanueva de Valdegovía and Araia.

León

1 of its 654 areas are at their best and another 38 are starting to stir, above all for porcini, chanterelles and black trumpets. It has not rained in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Oseja de Sajambre, Burón, Palacios del Sil and Villablino.

Lleida

92 of its 491 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and chanterelles. About 47 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, a lot of water, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Llavorsí, Olius, Coll de Nargó and Oliana.

Madrid

44 of its 339 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini, saffron milk caps and king oyster mushrooms. About 18 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Patones, Guadarrama, Miraflores de la Sierra and San Lorenzo de El Escorial.

Albacete

43 of its 570 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps and porcini. About 16 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Yeste, Villaverde de Guadalimar, Socovos and Nerpio.

Ávila

36 of its 303 areas are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, porcini and saffron milk caps. About 13 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Pedro Bernardo, Guisando, Hoyocasero and Mijares.

A Coruña

32 of its 330 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps and black trumpets. About 13 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and until Sunday only a little is expected around Muros (about 11 mm). Where it looks best: Coristanco, Ordes, Santa Comba and Carballo.

La Rioja

31 of its 220 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini, saffron milk caps and chanterelles. About 5 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Ezcaray, Villoslada de Cameros, San Millán de la Cogolla and Anguiano.

Lugo

23 of its 411 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini, chanterelles and saffron milk caps. About 6 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: San Román, Navia de Suarna, Tríacastela and Tormaleo.

Huelva

16 of its 342 areas are starting to stir, above all for bronze boletes and chanterelles. About 13 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Aroche, Cabezas Rubias and Rosal de la Frontera.

Jaén

15 of its 541 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, porcini and chanterelles. About 26 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Orcera, Segura de la Sierra, Nerpio and Villaverde de Guadalimar.

Ourense

15 of its 285 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini, chanterelles and saffron milk caps. About 7 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Pobra de Trives, Arnuíde, Lubián and Puente de Domingo Flórez.

Málaga

12 of its 268 areas are starting to stir, above all for chanterelles, saffron milk caps and porcini. About 29 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Jubrique, Pujerra, Igualeja and Benahavís.

Badajoz

8 of its 864 areas are starting to stir, above all for bronze boletes and chanterelles. About 8 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Valle de Matamoros, Higuera de Vargas, Oliva de la Frontera and Zahinos.

Segovia

8 of its 296 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini, saffron milk caps and chanterelles. About 14 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Lozoya, Los Ángeles de San Rafael, Cercedilla and Guadarrama.

Granada

7 of its 491 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, chanterelles and porcini. About 24 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Jérez del Marquesado, Lanteira, Aldeire and Huéscar.

Pontevedra

7 of its 187 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps, black trumpets and porcini. About 6 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Valga, Fornelos de Montes, Mondariz-Balneario and Melón.

Toledo

4 of its 589 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini and chanterelles. About 8 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Robledo del Mazo and Espinoso del Rey.

Illes Balears

1 of its 176 areas are starting to stir, above all for saffron milk caps. About 41 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, a lot of water, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Campanet.

Palencia

1 of its 310 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini. About 3 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Pesaguero-La Parte.

Zamora

1 of its 400 areas are starting to stir, above all for porcini. About 7 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday. Where it looks best: Ferreras de Arriba.

Alicante

The 181 areas we follow here are still resting. About 16 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Almería

None of its 306 areas has woken up yet. About 23 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Ciudad Real

The 749 areas we follow here are still resting. About 16 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Cádiz

None of its 191 areas has woken up yet. About 17 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Córdoba

The 522 areas we follow here are still resting. About 24 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Sevilla

Its 295 areas are still asleep. About 20 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

Valladolid

None of its 283 areas has woken up yet. About 8 mm have fallen in the last two weeks, not much, and no rain is expected until Sunday.

See Saturday on the map

It is a forecast, not a guarantee. Before you go, check whether the area requires a picking permit, and do not take home anything you cannot identify beyond any doubt.

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