The El Toro 20 is called from its 20 concrete stairs and its location on the El Toro High School campus in Lake Forest, California. This huge, steep rock has witnessed some of the most beautiful, senseless moments in BMX and skating history over the last few decades. The stage is owned by skateboarding legend Tony Alva and his family. They use it for private parties and have turned it into a very popular spot with celebrities from all walks of life. El Toro means "the bull" in Spanish. The rock is part of a small mountain range within Lake Forest that includes another famous rock called La Carpa. These mountains are surrounded by rich farmland and are visible from miles away. They are also used as a filming location for several major movies each year. The first trail built on El Toro was called the Blood Bowl. It was constructed by local skaters who needed a place to ride their boards. Later on, other riders started adding their own stunts to the bowl-shaped area and now it's one of the most popular spots in Southern California if not America entirely. There are multiple paths leading up to the top of the rock with different names depending on which direction you go; however, they all lead to the same place.