Its called El Toro and it’s probably the most recognizable skateboard spot in the world. Recently the 20 step set located at El Toro High School in Lake Forest, California was demolished for replacement and consequently made a perfectly inclined landing zone for a rooftop drop just off to the side. Dude named Dylan Stark saw a unique opportunity to decided to send it:
Here’s a full video of process:
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