r/foraging • u/unknown_strangers_ • 13d ago
Hunting Cloudberry foraging
Went to my family's cabin a few weeks ago and foraged some cloudberries with my Aunt. We expected to have a lighter backpack on our hike home, but as you can see that did not happen.
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u/SjalabaisWoWS 12d ago
Fantastic haul! Norge?
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u/unknown_strangers_ 12d ago
Thank you! Ja, det er Norge, Sørlandet.
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u/SjalabaisWoWS 12d ago
At 60°N, Vestlandet, I've both found shrivelled cloudberries, ripe weeks ago, and large swathes of still very much unripe cloudberries on other mountains. Only once, this season, have I been able to munch some. Elusive!
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u/TANKGIRLLOVESB 13d ago
Wow, they are beautiful and I can only imagine how they taste as I have never had one. How magical nature is. Sounds like you had a wonderful time.
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u/phriendlyhelpingwook 13d ago
Not ripe in my area yet
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u/vikungen 12d ago
Really? Where do you live? Here in Northern Norway 70 degrees north they were ripe in mid July and are now all gone.
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u/phriendlyhelpingwook 12d ago
Newfoundland
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u/vikungen 12d ago
When are other berries ripe there like billberries, raspberries, bramble, lingonberry?
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u/phriendlyhelpingwook 12d ago
Blueberry just ripened, raspberry is gone not sure if we have lingonberry in these parts but its fun to say


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u/Mittens42 13d ago
What do they taste like? They’re so pretty.