Carver's Gap is a mountain pass located in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, specifically within the Pisgah National Forest. It serves as a popular starting point for hikers exploring the Roan Mountain area, known for its stunning views and diverse plant life. The gap is accessible via Carver's Gap Road, which connects to several hiking trails. The area is particularly famous for its Catawba rhododendron blooms, which attract visitors each spring. Additionally, Carver's Gap is part of the Appalachian Trail, making it a significant waypoint for long-distance hikers. The elevation at the gap is approximately 5,500 feet, providing a cool climate and unique ecosystems.