“Hüt hets richtig gfägt”
SteffanCepello member
The mushroom map for Switzerland
A mushroom map for Switzerland.
The forest leaves clues.
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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The Cepello community
Their finds speak for themselves.
Photos submitted by our users, shared with permission and always without revealing precise locations.
“Hüt hets richtig gfägt”
SteffanCepello member
“magnifique bolet dans les préalpes”
R. LopezCepello member
“on pensais rentrer bredouilles”
Le PromeneurCepello member
“Deux paniers pleins quelle journée”
NicoCepello member
“j’en revenais pas”
MayaCepello member
“De ganz Morge fascht nüt und de plötzlich das”
UrsCepello member
“J'ai du utiliser mon t-shirt pour porter une partie de la récolte, dinguerie”
NoéCepello member
“Finalmente i gallinacci”
ValeCepello member
“1,8 kg sur la balance.”
P. RochatCepello member
“Première zone que je visite après avoir téléchargé l'app, deux beaux spécimens =)”
LéoCepello member
“Der Wald het glieferet.”
N. KellerCepello member
“Grad näbed em Wäg”
MarkusCepello member
“3kg en 2 heures!!”
DamienCepello member
“Schwarzi Trompete überall!”
DaniCepello member
“Enfin les trompetes elles se faisaient attendre”
Le RenardCepello member
“Ma meilleure sortie de la saison.”
IsaCepello member
“Des trompettes partout aujourd’hui !”
Joël du JuraCepello member
“trois beaux cèpes au même endroit”
CédricCepello member
“So en Brocke hani no nie gfunde”
SämiCepello member
“tous dans le même coin j'y croyais pas”
LudoCepello member
“So öppis hani sit Jahre nümme gseh”
StifiCepello member
“Un po' di tutto oggi che bosco”
GiuliaCepello member
“La table etait bien remplie ce soir”
MaxCepello member
“Füf Stück grad mitenand im Laub”
RetoCepello member
Plan a better woodland trip
Useful answers, before you enter the forest.
SWISS MAP
Where and when to look for mushrooms
Habitat, weather, terrain and season on one map.
Explore →CEPELLO APPMushroom app with free basic access
For finding promising areas, not identifying a photograph.
Explore →CALENDARMushroom season in Switzerland
Morels, porcini, chanterelles and black trumpets.
Explore →VAPKO · SAFETYIdentify mushrooms with an app
What a photo can suggest and why inspection remains essential.
Explore →Find mushrooms by species and canton
Porcini, bronze boletes, summer boletes, chanterelles, morels and black trumpets across all 26 cantons.
Explore →GuidesUnderstand weather and habitats
Practical Swiss guides for better prepared and responsible woodland trips.
Explore →Potential, never a promise
The right area. The right time.
Mushrooms respond to many conditions. Cepello turns scattered signals into one clear map.
Understand the habitat
Elevation, forest cover, soil and tree species provide ecological context.
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.
Map view
Explore Switzerland and compare habitat potential directly on the map.
Local conditions
Rain, temperatures, expected timing and habitat brought together in one place.
6 species available
Porcini, bronze boletes, summer boletes, chanterelles, morels and black trumpets.
Species available in the app
Six mushroom species on the map.
Cepello currently covers porcini, bronze boletes, summer boletes, chanterelles, morels and black trumpets.
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Boletus edulis
↗02Porcini mushroom
Broadleaf and conifer forests, often with beech, oak, spruce and fir.
Boletus aereus
↗03Bronze bolete (bronze cep)
Warm, open, mature broadleaf woodland, especially with oak and sweet chestnut.
Boletus reticulatus
↗04Summer bolete (summer cep)
Relatively warm broadleaf woodland, especially with oak, as well as beech and sweet chestnut.
Cantharellus cibarius
↗05Golden chanterelle
Woodland soils beneath broadleaf or conifer trees, damp but not waterlogged.
Morchella spp.
↗06Morel mushroom
Edges, open woods, riverine areas or disturbed soils depending on species.
Craterellus cornucopioides
↗Black trumpet mushroom
Broadleaf woodland, often with beech or oak, on cool soils rich in humus.
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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 →Cepello
Your next trip begins before you enter the forest.
Check conditions, choose an area and start better prepared with Cepello.
Now available on Android and iPhone.
Basic access is free. Advanced features and terms are shown in the app.