Understand the habitat
Elevation, forest cover, soil and tree species provide ecological context.
The mushroom map for Switzerland
The forest leaves clues.
Cepello puts them on the map.
Cepello combines habitat data with recent weather conditions to estimate where conditions may be favourable for mushrooms in Switzerland.
Built for SwitzerlandHabitats & weatherFree basic access
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Current conditionsVery favourableJura · 1 180 m
⌖Map♧Species♡Saved○Profile
7 DAYS+28 mmrecent rain
BIOTOPEMixed forestlimestone soil
Potential, never a promise
The right area. The right time.
Mushrooms respond to many conditions. Cepello turns scattered signals into one clear map.
Follow the conditions
Recent rain, temperature and seasonality highlight more interesting windows.
Search with a plan
Compare areas without pretending to know an exact mushroom location.
The app
A clear map. Useful signals.
Explore Switzerland, compare local potential and understand each estimate.
Swiss overview
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Local conditions
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Plan a trip
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26 cantons, very different terrain
Built first for Swiss forests.
From the Jura to Alpine valleys, relief, tree cover and microclimates change quickly.
01
All regions →Plateau, Oberland and pre-Alpine valleys
02Zurich
Lowland broadleaf woods give way to wetter mixed forests and the rolling Oberland.
Explore ↗Geneva basin, Rhône and gentle hills
03Geneva
Low-elevation broadleaf woods are fragmented across a densely used landscape.
Explore ↗Bernese Jura, Plateau, Emmental and Oberland
04Bern
A wide elevation gradient links Jura beech woods, Emmental hills and Alpine conifers.
Explore ↗Central Plateau, hills and Pre-Alps
Lucerne
Damp hills and mixed woods rise towards cooler pre-Alpine terrain in the south.
Explore ↗Read the forest
Know the habitat. Respect uncertainty.
Careful profiles of notable species, their common habitats and possible lookalikes.
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Boletus edulis
↗02Porcini
Broadleaf and conifer forests, often with beech, oak, spruce and fir.
Cantharellus cibarius
↗03Chanterelle
Woodland soils beneath broadleaf or conifer trees, damp but not waterlogged.
Morchella spp.
↗04Morel
Edges, open woods, riverine areas or disturbed soils depending on species.
Hydnum repandum
↗05Hedgehog mushroom
Broadleaf, conifer or mixed woods, often in groups.
Macrolepiota procera
↗06Parasol mushroom
Grassland, woodland edges, clearings and open forest.
Neoboletus luridiformis
↗Scarletina bolete
Broadleaf and conifer forests, often on acidic soils.
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The map helps you search. Never identify.
Cepello does not identify mushrooms and never confirms that a specimen is edible. Have your entire collection checked by an official inspection service.
Uncertainty or mild symptoms: Tox Info Suisse 145. Acute symptoms: 144.Read the safety guide →Forest journal
Foraging atmospheres from Switzerland.
Editorial scenes. Real community finds will appear after launch, with consent and no precise coordinates.
After the rain
Conditions change, and so does the forest.
Under the spruce
Every tree species tells part of the terrain.
At the forest edge
One region can hold many microclimates.
Cepello
Your next trip begins before you enter the forest.
Check conditions, choose an area and start better prepared with Cepello.
Basic access is free. Advanced features and terms are shown in the app.