Please join us on the North Kaibab for a wild fungi foray at Saturday, September 5, 2026 at 9:00 AM.
The North Kaibab is located on the north side of the Grand Canyon. It includes some of the most isolated areas in the State and has a vast expanse of productive high-elevation forest that is outstanding habitat for a broad diversity of fungi.
This is an opportunity to attend a n educational foray to learn from Arizona Mushroom Society foray lead Mike Van Note, who will be leading a small group and teaching about the local fungi encountered during the foray.
To attend this event you must be registered. Those who successfully register will be emailed a registration confirmation with meet-up location details.
Space is limited please only register if you are able to attend the event. We still have other events this year, which will be announced via email and posted on our event calendar.
Please be sure to come to the event prepared for summer monsoon season in the high mountains. You will need hiking boots, sunscreen, food, water, rain gear, and basic first aid supplies. Please be sure to bring a trusty knife and/or garden trowel, and basket or paper bags or baskets for collecting mushrooms.
The monsoon season has been active as of late and it is possible the event is delayed or cancelled due to thunder storms.
Registrants can include one guest. Children under 15 may attend with a registered adult and must be under supervision of their parent(s) at all times. Dogs must be well-behaved and on-leash during the event. This event includes hiking at high elevation, sometimes in areas with heavy downed logs and debris, which can be difficult for children, dogs, and many of us as well!
This event is free to all AMS members who register. If you are the only member of your household signing up for the event, you can sign up one non-AMS guest to attend. Those who register will receive an e-mail with the meet-up location and time. Please make sure to check your spam folder if you do not receive an e-mail. This event is free of charge.