Andreis

Andreis is a mountain in the Julian Alps, located on the border between Italy and Slovenia. The peak elevation of the mountain is 2,646 meters, making it one of the higher mountains of the region. The Andreis is a striking mountain that offers scenic views and presents a significant challenge for climbers.

The name "Andreis" is derived from the Italian word for Andrew, likely named after a figure from Christian tradition. The mountain is situated within the Generic and nearby Alpe Volaorgia regions. Geographically, the Andreis lies in the heart of a macrotunnel traverse. The mountain's geographical position and elevation make it a natural park, offering a diverse range of flora and fauna.

The Andreis mountain is often depicted in local artwork and considered a regional icon. The surrounding terrain offers possibilities for climbing and alpine treks. On clear days the mountain offers unobstructed views of the surrounding landscape and is a notable milestone for local explorers and scientists.

While the mountain bears importance in the World Book of Names and natural history, it holds regional significance particularly concerning history and the cultural life of place name origin documentation. Respecting local designations, the traditional name of the mountain is most pronounced in local language and geographic usage. The mountain, a site of much wonder, exploration, is also notable for its conservation efforts.