List of Alpine Clubs
| Club | Abbreviation | Country | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Alpine Club of Innsbruck | AAKI | Austria | 1893 |
| Academic Alpine Club of Munich | AAVM | Germany | 1892 |
| South Tyrol Alpine Club | AVS | Italy | 1946 (1869: as DAV branch) |
| Alpine Club | AC | Great Britain | 1857/58 |
| Alpine Club of Canada | ACC | Canada | 1906 |
| Alpine Club of Haller | AGH | Austria | 1905 |
| Alpine Club of Krummholz | AGK | Austria | 1879 |
| Alpine Club of Peilsteiner | AG? | Austria | 1894 |
| Alpine Club of Preintaler | AGP | Austria | 1885 |
| Alpine Club of Reißtaler | AGR | Austria | 1881 |
| Alpine Association of Berne | AVB | Switzerland | 1909 |
| American Alpine Club | AAC | USA | 1902 |
| Appalachian Mountain Club | AMC | USA | 1876 |
| Associazione Sentieri Alpini Calanca | ASAC | Switzerland | 1978 |
| Belgian Alpine Club | BAC CAB | Belgium | 1883 |
| Club Alpin Monégasque | CAM | Monaco | 1911 |
| Club Alpin Français | CAF | France | 1874 |
| Club Alpino Italiano | CAI | Italy | 1863 |
| Clubul Alpin Roman | CAR | Romania | 1936 |
| Den Norske Turistforening | DNT | Norway | 1886 |
| German Alpine Club | DAV | Germany | 1869 |
| Federación Española de Deportes de Montaña y Escalada | FEDME | Spain | 1922 |
| Fédération des Clubs Alpins Académiques de Suisse Association of Academic Alpine Clubs of Switzerland
|
FCAAS | Switzerland | 1983 |
| Fédération française de la montagne et de l’escalade | FFME | France | 1942 |
| Federazione alpinistica ticinese | FAT | Switzerland | 1965 |
| Groupe Alpin Luxembourgeois | GAL | Luxembourg | 1955 |
| Groupe de Haute Montagne | GHM | France | 1919 |
| Climbing Interest Group (Interessengemeinschaft Klettern) | IG Klettern | Germany | 1989 |
| Icelandic Alpine Club | ÍSALP | Iceland | 1977 |
| Ladies’ Alpine Club | LAC | Great Britain | 1907 to 1975 |
| Liechtenstein Alpine Club | LAV | Liechtenstein | 1946 (1909 DuÖAV branch) |
| Austrian Friends of Nature (Naturfreunde Österreich) | NFÖ, TVN | Austria | 1895 |
| Nederlandse Klim- en Bergsport Vereniging | NKBV | Netherlands | 1902/1998 |
| Österreichische Bergsteigervereinigung | ÖBV | Austria | 1907 |
| Austrian Alpine Club (Österreichischer Alpenklub) | ÖAK | Austria | 1878 |
| Austrian Alpine Club (Österreichischer Alpenverein) | OeAV | Austria | 1862 |
| Austrian Tourist Club (Österreichischer Touristenklub) | ÖTK | Austria | 1869 |
| Austrian Tourist Association (Österreichischer Touristenverein) | ÖTV | Austria | 1908 |
| Planinska Zveza Slovenije | PZS | Slovenia | 1893 |
| Swiss Alpine Club | SAC CAS | Switzerland | 1863 |
| Swiss Ladies' Alpine Club | SFAC | Switzerland | 1918 to 1979 |
| Slovensko Planinsko Društvo Celovec |
SPD Celovec | Austria | 1953 |
| Società Alpinistica Ticinese | SAT | Switzerland | 1937 |
| Società Escursionistica Verzaschese | SEV | Switzerland | 1983 |
| Société des Touristes du Dauphiné | STD | France | 1875 |
| Svenska Turistföreningen | STF | Sweden | 1885 |
| Unione Ticinese Operai Esccursionisti | UTOE | Switzerland | 1919 |
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