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Quick Details
Please note the restaurant portion of our tour will be temporarily unavailable, starting 3/17/20 until further notice, as a safety measure against Covid-19
On this leisurely tour, just five minutes from downtown Asheville, we meet about a dozen of the area’s top wild foods. Afterward, you can return to the hotel to enjoy a stunning view of the sunset and dinner with a free appetizer featuring the edibles you met on the tour. Note: this tour does not include foraging.
What’s the difference between the wild food stroll and the foraging tour?
The foraging tour takes place 15 – 45 minutes outside of town, lasts twice as long, and includes actual foraging, a cooking demo/tasting, and several restaurant options.
What should I wear?
We recommend long pants, socks, and sturdy shoes.
What if it rains?
Tours are generally rain or shine. Check the forecast and dress appropriately. For last-minute concerns, see our Contact Page.
Where exactly does the tour meet?
See directions here.
Wander through field and forest with expert guides, foraging mushrooms, wild fruits and more. Enjoy a cooking demo, tasting, and, after the tour, a free appetizer featuring your finds at one of Asheville’s top restaurants.
A more strenuous but rewarding hike on a 350-acre private preserve. Morel season runs for about four weeks sometime between March 15th and May 15th, so be sure to book your tour today!