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Permits, rules and safety, area by area, with the official sources linked.
Permits and rules
Mushroom Pass in Mosqueruela: Prices, Limits, Rules
You can't pick mushrooms in the Mosqueruela (Teruel) coto without a pass. Which pass a visitor needs, where to buy it, how much you can pick and what is forbidden.
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Burgos: which mushroom permit you need for your forest
There is no single permit in Burgos: each plot has its own price and its own limit. A table of five plots, discounts, the north of the province and a pre-trip checklist.
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Sierra de Albarracín and Bronchales: the mushroom permit
One permit covers the whole mushroom park, Bronchales included: what it costs, who gets a discount, where to buy it and which picking rules are broken most often.
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Cuenca: do you need a permit for mushroom picking, and how to pick
No permit is needed in Cuenca as a general rule: up to 5 kg or 10 litres per person per day. Where a pass is required, how to pick, and when to stay out of the forest.
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Segovia: which mushroom permit you need and how much it costs
In Segovia, one permit covers both regulated areas. We explain how much it costs in 2026, who gets a discount and why the Valsaín forests need a separate permit.
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Mushroom permits in Navarra: four valleys
There is no single permit for Navarra: you buy one from the specific valley. We explain what it costs, what the limit is and where to buy it in Ultzama, Erro-Roncesvalles, Salazar and Aezkoa, and which local rules are easy to get wrong.
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Do you need a permit for mushrooms in Cataluña
There is no general permit and no general limit on mushroom picking in Cataluña. Restrictions are introduced by town councils and landowners, and in Aigüestortes National Park picking is allowed only in the peripheral zone.
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Do you need a permit to pick mushrooms in Spain
There is no single Spanish permit: the rules are set by the autonomous communities, and within them by forest owners and regulated zones. A breakdown by source quotes: Castilla y León, Aragón, Comunidad Foral de Navarra, Cataluña.
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Soria: permit and rules for mushroom picking
How the three land regimes work in Castilla y León, when you need a permit in Soria, where to get one online and what is forbidden in regulated zones.
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Aragón: mushroom-picking permits and limits
When you can pick mushrooms for free in Aragón, when you need a personal permit and how much you may take per person per day, based on the text of Decreto 179/2014 and the Aragón government page.