Wild truffles: an outreach foraging walk

Truffles not only grow in Italy and France. The soil in the Yverdon-les-Bains region, the main Swiss truffle area, is also suitable for this treasure of such delicate aroma. Heading out to discover this precious mushroom accompanied by keen and interesting guides is an experience offered to interested individuals and amateur truffle hunters.

In the area of Bonvillars, two accompanying guides in conjunction with the Truffle Association of Western Switzerland, offer unforgettable foraging walks to discover Swiss truffles. The programme includes explanatory animation and truffle dog demonstrations along the path. The stroll ends in a relaxed atmosphere taking refreshments based on a truffle tasting accompanied by regional wines.

2020 dates:

• Saturday 19 and 26* September
• Saturday 3*, 10 and 17* October


* Only in French

Other dates on request for groups for eight persons and more during the truffle season from September to January.

• Practical information

  Guides: Alain Seletto, caveur (collector of wild truffles) and Yves Giroud, Mountain Hiking Guide
  
  Reservations can be made at the Tourist Office in Grandson, Maison des Terroirs
  Deadline of registration : Wednesday before the date of the walk
  
  Departure: Cour de Bonvillars at 08.30 a.m., ending at 12.30 p.m.
  
  parking places or Public transports ( CarPostal, 630/635 ) from Yverdon-les-Bains
  
  Min. six participants
  
  Dogs are not allowed, even if kept on a leash.

• Prices

  Per person

  Adult

  CHF 72.-

  Young prices ( 12 to 17 years old)

  CHF 36.-

  Kids under 12 ( with an adult)

  Free