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![[Photograph]: View from above Hogan Lake](/Internet/FSE_MEDIA/fsm8_048827.jpg)
There are many special places on the Klamath National Forest but anyone who has ever been in one of the 5 designated wilderness areas will tell you that here are the greatest views and solitude you'll ever find.
For unbelievable diversity and sheer numbers of species of plants, the Klamath ranks near the top for California. And for those who are fascinated by the geology of northern California, the Klamath has 15 very special, world class, Geologic Areas to explore.
Klamath National Forest is privileged to have all or part of 5 wilderness areas within the forest boundaries. For more information and a full description of each wilderness click here.
 The Klamath National Forest is home to a unique diversity of plant species. Many are rare and/or endemic and some have very limited distribution. As such, the places set aside as Botanical Areas deserve our consideration and extreme care when visiting them. Please stay on trails and never pick flowers or take samples. For a list of Botanical Areas click here.
 Fifteen geologic areas have been identified and defined within the Klamath National Forest. Some are accessible by gravel roads, but hiking is required to reach most. For a list and full descriptions click here.
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