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How busy does Red Rock in Draper get on the weekends for rappelling? I'm wanting to get some practice in and this seems like a good place. But to be honest, I'd rather avoid being around a ton of people while practicing. Also, are their anchors at this location? Many of them? Thanks!
I'm also looking at this page and wondering if some of these locations might be better. I'm just looking for _very_ easy, short rappels. I've been to Red Ledges off Diamond Fork. I'm really just looking for something I can climb in a few minutes and rappel, even 20' down (20-60' would be fine).
https://www.mountainproject.com/area...entral-wasatch
Diamond Fork is very easy access and there are some anchors that are solid. It can get pretty busy on a weekend. There are basically four anchor points: one overhang about 20-25 feet, one flat wall 30-40 feet, one pour-over, 15 feet and a big overhang with an awkward start about 70 feet. There isn't a lot of space to stage a group of people on the first two anchor points described above.
Thank you very much for the guidance.