The Cepello mushroom map does not publish harvest coordinates. It estimates the potential of Swiss areas by combining habitat, terrain, trees, soil and recent weather. It helps decide where mushrooms may be worth looking for while preserving the uncertainty of nature.
Find mushrooms without publishing exact spots
Cepello compares areas rather than secret points. This scale helps visitors read regions and elevation bands while protecting sensitive forager data. Guides cover all 26 cantons, including Vaud, Bern, Zurich, Graubünden and Ticino.
Habitat, weather and season on one map
Suitable habitat is not enough when the ground is dry. Recent rain is not enough without partner trees or the right season. The map connects these signals without claiming certain presence.
Look for porcini, morels, chanterelles and black trumpets
Each species follows different habitats and timing. Use the map with species profiles and cantonal guides, then check local foraging rules before setting out.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does the map show where mushrooms are growing now?
It shows relative area potential from available data. It does not detect present mushrooms and never guarantees a harvest.
Does the mushroom map cover all of Switzerland?
Yes. The first Cepello map focuses on Switzerland and all 26 cantons.