Mushroom Foraging Walk
Sutton Place, Abinger Hammer, Abinger Hammer · 7 November 2026
Image: Sutton Place, Abinger HammerImage: Sutton Place, Abinger Hammer
A guided beginner mushroom foraging walk at Sutton Place, Abinger Hammer, on Saturday 7 November 2026, from 9am to 12pm. Participants learn to identify porcini, hedgehog mushrooms and winter chanterelles in their natural habitat, along with the basics of safe and responsible foraging. No prior knowledge is needed, and attendees may take home enough for a simple meal. Booking is recommended.
Highlights
- Beginner friendly walk on 7 November 2026, 9am to 12pm
- Learn to identify porcini, hedgehog mushrooms and winter chanterelles
- Covers safe and responsible foraging basics
Getting there
Sutton Place, Abinger Hammer, RH5 6RP
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