Geography, Weather, & Wildlife of Andorra
Geography

Pyrenees
Andorra is one of Europe's smallest countries. The landlocked country sits between France (north) and Spain (south) on the edge of the Iberian Peninsula.
Geographically, Andorra is a mountainous country in the Pyrenees Mountains, with most people living in these mountain valleys. The elevation is fairly high and transportation is difficult, leading to a small country both in size and population.
Weather

Pyrenees
Andorra is a small country so weather variations are based more on elevation than on region. It is also a country that experiences drastic temperature variations from day to night due to this geography.
Winters in Andorra tend to dip below freezing (32° F (0° C)) at night, while day time temperatures generally get into the 40s (5-6° C). Summers actually see a wider temperature range as daily highs can get up to 80° F (26° C) on a regular basis, but nights fall to the mid-50s (12-13° C).