August: Dispatch of athletes Lee Do-hyun, Seo Chae-hyun, and Shin Eun-cheol to the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics (Sport Climbing).
February: Sport Climbing officially adopted as an event in the National Youth Sports Festival (Mountain Sports).
2023
October: At the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games (Sport Climbing), Lee Do-hyun won a silver medal, Seo Chae-hyun won a silver medal, and the men's and women's speed relay teams both won bronze medals.
May: Ice Climbing officially adopted as an event in the Winter Sports Festival (Mountain Sports).
August: The 2023 IFSC Seoul Youth Sport Climbing Championships were held.
April: The 2023 IFSC Seoul Sport Climbing World Cup was held.
January: The Cheongsong Ice Climbing World Cup was held (the first event since COVID-19).
2022
October: The Seoul International Ultra Trail Running Competition (Seoul 100K) was held.
October: The 2022 IFSC Seoul Sport Climbing Asian Championships were held.
May: The 2022 IFSC Seoul Sport Climbing World Cup was held.
April: The 60th anniversary ceremony of the Korea Alpine Federation was held.
2021
The 21st President, Son Joong-ho, took office.
2020
The completion of a dedicated training facility for Sport Climbing at the Jincheon Athletes' Village.
2019
General Um Hong-gil was selected as the "2019 Sports Hero of Korea."
2018
The National Sports Festival adopted Sport Climbing as a demonstration event for the women's general category.
Gold, silver, and bronze medals were won in Sport Climbing at the Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games.
2016
July 26: The 20th President, Kim Jong-gil, took office.
March 15: The merger general meeting of the Korea Alpine Federation and the National Sports Council was held.
February: Ice Climbing was adopted as a demonstration event in the National Winter Sports Festival.
January: The Cheongsong Ice Climbing World Cup was held (in Cheongsong, Gyeongbuk, held for the next five years).
2015
October: The International Mountaineering Federation (UIAA) and the Asian Mountaineering Federation (UAAA) held a general meeting in Seoul.
May: Relief supplies and donations were sent to Nepal after the earthquake.
2013
October: Sport Climbing was officially adopted as an event in the National Sports Festival for the men's general category.
January: The 19th President, Lee In-jeong, took office.
January: The Cheongsong Ice Climbing World Cup (L, S) was held, along with the World Championships (L).
2012
November: The Korea Alpine Ski Association was founded.
October: The Mokpo Sport Climbing World Cup was held (Mokpo, Jeonnam).
October: The 50-year history of the Korea Alpine Federation was published.
April 23: The 50th anniversary ceremony of the Korea Alpine Federation was held.
2011
January: The Cheongsong Ice Climbing World Cup was held (in Cheongsong, Gyeongbuk, held for the next five years).
2010
August: The Sport Climbing World Cup was held (in Chuncheon).
2009
November: The Korea Mountain Rescue Association was founded.
January: The Mountaineering Education Center was established.
2008
February: The 1st Asian Cup Mountain Skiing Competition was held.
2004
March: The 1st Gangwon Province Governor's Cup National Mountain Skiing Competition was held (Yongpyong Resort).
2003
October: The 84th National Sports Festival adopted "Mountain" as a demonstration event (to be a demonstration event in 2009).
2002
April: The standard textbook for national mountaineering schools, "Mountaineering," was published.
2001
July-August: The 1st Korean Youth Expedition Team was dispatched (to seven regions around the world).
2000
March: The annual report on domestic and international mountain activities, "Mountain Yearbook," was launched.
January-November: An expedition team was dispatched to climb the highest peaks on all seven continents.
1999
February: The Korea Sports Council approved the Korea Alpine Federation as a member organization.
1998
October: President Kim Sang-hyun was elected as the President of the Asian Mountaineering Federation.
June: The first issue of the newsletter "Korean Alpinism" was published.
1996
October: The expedition team reached the summit of Lingbo Gangri.
October: The joint expedition team to Chongmo Gangri and Lingbo Gangri, with six members, reached the summit of Chongmo Gangri.
1994
November: The founding general meeting of the Asian Mountaineering Federation (UAAA) was held.
1993
May: The Korean Women's Everest Expedition team reached the summit with three members.
1992
December: The 1st Asian Sport Climbing Championships were held.
1991
November: The 1st National Unity Climbing Competition was held.
October: The Korean expedition team to Shishapangma and Cho Oyu reached the summit with two members on Shishapangma.
1990
November: The 1st National Climbing Competition, sponsored by the Korea Alpine Federation, was held.
March: The 1st International Mountain Equipment Exhibition was held.
1989
June: The 1st National Mountain Rescue Team joint training was held.
1988
September: The Korean Everest and Lhotse Expedition team, with ten members, reached the summit of Everest three times and Lhotse.
1987
May: The 1st Korea Mountaineers Leaders Training Course was held.
1986
August: The Korean K2 Expedition team reached the summit with three members.
February: The Korea Sports Council approved the Korea Alpine Federation as a semi-member organization.
1982
September: The English-language newsletter "KOREAN ALPINISM" was published.
1981
May: The 1st National Climbing Competition was held.
1978
September: The 1st Mountain Day was celebrated.
July: The Korean Polar Exploration Team was dispatched for Arctic exploration (July 21 - October 11).
July: The newsletter "Mountaineers" was launched.
1977
September: The Everest Expedition team, with member Go Sang-don, became the first Korean to reach the summit of Everest.
1971
August: The 1st Academic Research was conducted.
March: The expedition team to Lhotse (8,400m) was dispatched, marking the Korea Alpine Federation's first Himalayan expedition.
1970
June: The Korea Alpine Federation joined the International Mountaineering Federation (UIAA).
1969
November: The 1st Mountaineering Leaders Seminar was held.
1968
August: The 1st Summer Mountain School was held.
July: The commitment to unification began with the start of the 3,000-ri national trek.
1967
December: The 1st President's National Mountaineering Competition was held.
1966
December: The Ministry of Education granted incorporation status.
1963
June: Registered as a cultural organization with the Seoul City Education Committee by the Ministry of Education.
1962
April: The founding general meeting of the Korea Alpine Federation was held (with the first president, Dr. Lee Soong-nyung).