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Creux-Seupi is a cave entrance located in the Chasseral Natural Park in Switzerland. It is a popular destination for hikers who want to explore the underground wonders of the region. It is a karst cave formed by the dissolution of limestone by water over millions of years. It has a depth of approximately 100 meters and a length of approximately 500 meters. The cave is home to various species of bats, such as the greater horseshoe bat, lesser horseshoe bat, and common pipistrelle. The cave is also rich in speleothems, mineral deposits that develop in caves, such as stalactites, stalagmites and flowstones. Creux-Seupi is a fascinating place to discover the hidden beauty and diversity of nature.

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The sandstone cave in the Brüel Forest was previously used for celebrations and village festivals. As a beer cellar or storage facility. Today it is no longer cultivated and in poor condition. Often the ground is flooded with water. It is a "souvenir object" for people who grew up here.

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Old beautiful sandstone pit

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On the flat lawn in front of the quarry there is a brick fire pit with a grill, table and benches. Running water and waste containers are available.

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The Schnottwil mines were economically important as early as the 15th century. The hard material is particularly suitable for millstones. The millstones were sold to Holland. They were transported by car to Büren a. Aare and from there on the waterway (Aare-Rhein) on fins.

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