Rappelling is done with the help of a rope that is passed through a sturdy artificial anchor at the top of the rock and through the belay device attached to a certified instructor. From the starting point of your climbing route, you will remain facing the rock, leaning back, and bracing your feet against the rock while you slowly feed the rope through your belay device to smoothly lower yourself down. All rappels would be backed-up by a secondary rope controlled by your instructor as well, making this a heart-pumping experience with minimum risk.