Mushroom Mountain Events

Recent New Hampshire legislation requires anyone seeking to harvest, identify or distribute wild harvested mushrooms for sale to receive a license from the NH Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Food Protection Section.  To apply for the license, you must first successfully complete a course in safe wild mushroom identification and harvesting practices. Experienced identifiers, harvesters and distributors are eligible to take an abbreviated course, which includes 4 hours of in-person instruction followed by an examination.

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Join us at Mushroom Mountain for a fun and informative journey through the intriguing world of fungi! Whether you are just beginning to be myco-curious, or you’re a seasoned myco-veteran, you’re sure to have a great time getting to know us here. During your visit, you will learn about mushroom biology and ecology- how mushrooms work in and for our environment- as well as how they can be used for medicinal uses and many other innovations.

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TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE ON SEPTEMBER 4, 2025. 

Come join us for our annual Mycoblitz celebration, a LOW COST event where you'll have the opportunity to learn all about growing mushrooms. Our Mushroom Mountain team will guide you through various activities, including facility tours, log plugging, mushroom bed-making, trail cleaning, and setting up various log configurations. You'll also learn about gardening with mushrooms and composting for self-sustainability..

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This 5 year mushroom foraging permit meets the criteria required by the state health departments and formally approved for the foraging and selling of wild mushrooms in the following states: South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island. Signups will receive a study guide and slides 1 month ahead of the class.

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This 5 year mushroom foraging permit meets the criteria required by the state health departments and formally approved for the foraging and selling of wild mushrooms in the following states: South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island. Signups will receive a study guide and slides 1 month ahead of the class.

For more details please click here.