How to find matsutake mushrooms | Pine mushroom season
Here in the Pacific Northwest, matsutake mushroom season typically starts in late September and goes well into early December with November historically producing positive outcomes after a good amount of rainfall. You can find them in coniferous forests as they have a symbiotic relationship with pine trees. Look for habitats with a lot of pine needles, mossy ground, and salal plants in elevation ranging from 1800 to 2500 feet.

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