The Hailuogou scenic area located in the eastern slope of the Gongga Mountain is rich in macrofungi resources, which are scarcely studied. This study did field investigation, specimen collection and laboratory identification about the macro-fungi in this area. The investigation identified 110 species of wild macro-fungi. They belonged to 24 families, with Polyporaceae, Tricholomataceae, Russulaceae, Cortinariaceae, Coprinaceae, Boletaceae and Amanitaceae as the dominant families. According to the types of nutrition, 26% were lignicolous, 36% geophilous, 36% ectomycorrhizal and 3 coprophilous fungi. Half of them were found in broadleaf forest, 30% in coniferous forest, and 20% in mixed forest and only a few in grass and shrub. The fungi included 74 species of edible fungi and 45 species of medicinal or anticarcinogenic fungi. The macro-fungi resources in the Hailuogou scenic spot are abundant and have a good prospect for development and utilization.