Johnny Strange Legacy Program set up at Malibu Boys and Girls Club
Johnny, an avid Raider’s fan, will have his own brick at the new raider’s stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
Donation made to Malibu Urgent Care
Johnny, an avid Raider’s fan, will have his own brick at the new raider’s stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
Born to Fly wins first prize at Malibu Film Festival
Johnny, an avid Raider’s fan, will have his own brick at the new raider’s stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
Brick to Johnny dedicated at new Raiders Stadium
Johnny, an avid Raider’s fan, will have his own brick at the new raider’s stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
Johnny Strange Skatepark in Bhutan Taking Shape
Johnny first came to Bhutan to ask permission to climb the highest unclimbed mountain in the world. Gangkhar Puensum, a 7,570m peak. The peak on this mountain is considered scared, and although Johnny was not granted this permission he developed a friendship with the people of Bhutan and spent time working with the Bhutan Olympic…
Bhutan Skatepark Construction Begins
The Bhutan Skatepark construction is now underway. Below are some photos of the ground breaking and early project phases. Check back soon for updates!
The Johnny Strange Adventure Corner
This article originally appeared on Choose Your Own Adventure | January 31, 2017 Johnny Strange was a true adventurer. At the age of 17, Johnny became the world’s youngest person to climb the ‘seven summits,’ the tallest peak on each of the seven continents! From mountain climbing to base jumping, he always courageously pushed the limits,…
Malibu’s Johnny Strange, 17, becomes youngest to bag Seven Summits
Three weeks ago, Malibu’s Johnny Strange delivered a message from the top of Mt. Everest, stating, “Stop Genocide.” But he carries another message for fellow teenagers: Pursue your dreams and meet challenges head-on. Strange, 17, after scaling the world’s tallest peak at 29,035 feet, flew from the Himalayas to Australia and on Monday (Tuesday in…
Climbers Put Everest’s Peak in Perspective
At the Teahouse just below Mount Everest’s base camp, Wendy Booker and Johnny Strange took respite from the cold and their boredom to play a game of hearts. It was early April and Booker, 55, who has multiple sclerosis, was attempting to climb the tallest mountain on each continent. Everest, the tallest in the world,…
