In 1996 the Forest Service issued for the first time ever a Rock Climbing Management Guide for the Red River area.

The Coalition has also expanded its efforts to include working with the Natural Bridge State Park, and many local private land owners as well.

[citation needed] On February 7, 2000, the Red River Gorge Climbers' Coalition and the U.S. Forest Service signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

This land, now open to the public, is a commitment to preserving and sustaining climbing access in the Red River Gorge indefinitely.

[5] Sitting just east of the PMRP, across highway 11, is the Miller Fork Recreational Preserve, 309 acres (1.25 km2) of land now owned by the RRGCC.

[6] Ray Ellington's newest book, Miller Fork Climbing, released in October 2015, explores the hundreds of new routes along the walls of the MFRP.

[7] In January 2017 the RRGCC purchased 102 acres of land that include "the Motherlode", "the Chocolate Factory", "The Bear's Den" and "the Unlode".