The morel sighting maps are a great way to help each other out a little. Morel hunters often refer to the maps as the morel progression maps, and they have always been a favorite. The Great Morel is often asked “Is it time yet?” or “Are there morel sightings in my neck of the woods?” The maps are a great resource on when one might begin their foraging adventure.
If you would like to submit a sighting, the guidelines are pretty simple fill in the form with a Zip Code, a City, and State, along with and date found. If you want to add any additional information such as county, weather or soil conditions, or an image that is fine (two-image limit). Sightings will be posted periodically throughout the day during the prime morel season.
Use the submit form below or you can email at
2024 Morel Sightings Map
The 2024 Morel season is on! The first official Southeast report came in from Georgia in late February and the reports have been strong. The spring migration of the morel has been early, early, early – a common phrase from morel hunters reporting to the map. That being said, the morel season is upon us!
Click here for the 2024 Photo Gallery and while you are here, maybe visit The Morel Store where everything is on sale! Spend a little time on The Great Morel, and don’t forget to read some of the great articles too.
Note: the sighting reports are updated periodically throughout the day during the prime morel season. Markers are dropped on the map by Zip and or Town name, not actual GPS coordinates.
There are plenty of features on the interactive map – double click on images to open full size, zoom, filter by month, full screen and more. Below the map you can find a table listing of the 40 most recent sightings along with images and notes if they were sent – there is a “more pages” button at the bottom of this table. If you have issues not seeing the latest sightings markers, try un-checking a month in the bottom left corner of the map and then rechecking the box next to the month. It should refresh correctly.
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 | 2nd score at my spot - 4/28/24 Found 20 or so more morels at my spot in the sycamores/ash most of then were over ripe so I spread them all over the area.one of them being quite possibly the biggest morel I've ever found! It was still under some of the leaves and had not even fully popped ip yet and it was almost the sizeof my head. The other fresh ones i found a few hundred yards away in a small shaded valley. One was 5 feet off the side of the path with the sunlight showcasing it right in front of my eyes. The other was at the base of a medium large poplar in mostly shade. Also found an itty bitty gray that just popped up right when I was in the thick of some brush and just told myself "alright its gnarly in here just gotta survive this point, probs no morels here anyway"
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| Found near dead elms, sunny spot by river bottom in the afternoon after a morning rain.
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| Found several young morels in a flood plain area with many elms.
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| Found in a mixture of Cherry, crabapple, and Oak.
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| Found a couple morels and a couple Pheasant backs. - A bit early yet…Need a couple more days and should be good.
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| Kids and I found another 19 morels this afternoon - Perfect conditions 78° and sunny, some morels just growing about 1/2 to 1" tall. Most large, 8+" few morels expired and dehydrated.
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| All 4 next to a rotting stump. I left the fifth to grow a couple more days in the ground.
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| Loads - Warm weather, perfectly ripe. Seams like we are close to the peak. Found 6 pounds in 3 hours.
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| Lack of snow seems to be the trick this year.
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| 2 medium sized yellows - Under long dead tree, east facing slope close to a small creek.
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| Very fresh ! Very thick on the meat side so to speak and standing roughly 5-6" |
| Big Boys Near Brodhead.
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| Day after a rain temperature 58 along the Buffalo river by Holly MN,
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| Rocks in a yard in town.
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| Found around black cherry and slippery elm trees.
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| Early on the path. Surprised me. Looked around and found some more. ` |
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| First of the season
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| Just one, under a dead apple tree on a south slope.
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| Found in my yard. - Direct sunlight in wet area. Lots of recent rain. |
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| It begins! Morels! - Elevation around 1225'
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| P H Hoeft State Park - Shrooms! - Finally, warmer weather with Rain Found at P H Hoeft State Park
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| Deep River, Ontario - Sunny warm day near soggy spots where a slow mushy low stream flows through from one pod to another. mixed forest. lots of evergreen though.
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| I found 39 morel mushrooms today. - 72° f found in grassy areas and pine woods. Perfect condition not dry, not to wet.
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| 2 blonde morels - Sunny day after last night's rain. Found under fallen branches.
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| First of the Year - Only found a few in a usually good spot. Not sure if it's too early or too late. The weather has been crazy.
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| Backyard Morels
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| Yellows under old apple trees - Found about 50 blond morels under old apple trees. Largest was about 7" with most 4-5".
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| Found my First Morel! - Elm, leafy.
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| 1 lone morel
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| Yellow morels - 7 small morels next to a dead elm May 2nd on a hillside with full sun.
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| Rainy and warm weather. Lots of leaf litter found around maple and pine trees. I found 7 morels total. Some were dried out from the sun.
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Additional Map Links
If you would like to submit a current season sighting, the guidelines are pretty simple…Zip, City, State and date found. If you want to add any additional information such as county, weather conditions, or an image that is fine. Sightings will be posted daily during prime morel season.Use the submit form below or you can email at
Click for Additional Information and Resources
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- The Edible Good Morels – Varieties
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Get your Gear
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