Brian and I made it out there thanks to the directions on Rockclimbing.com
We bouldered all day at Priest and then drove over to check it out.
We didn't find a trail into the canyon so we just headed down into the canyon blindly.
We ended up right on top of Dain's wall.
We walked up the canyon checking for about 20 mins.
It is unbelievable the amount of untapped potential in that canyon.
The Flag crew has obviously taken care of most of the most classic looking lines with holds.
The temps were just fine up there.
It was definitely humid and there were a ton of mosquitoes.
Dain's wall is a muddy water filled mess right now.
It was interesting to see how a group of people that wanted to keep the area so pristine didn't mind chopping a ton of trees down for lines.
We only got on a couple of problems since we only had an hour or so to climb.
The square cut edges and slits on those walls are awesome.
Fish was right, the rock does appear to be a bit chossy in spots.
There are a lot of very tall walls that would be great for climbing but are a bit too tall for bouldering.
You could bring rope up and tie off on one of the large trees about the cliff to climb some of them.
It took us 3 hours from Brian's house to the camp area above the canyon.
The 5 mile dirt road is not that great. I wouldn't suggest you bring a car on it unless you don't mind trashing your suspension.
Is this the start of a Phoenix invasion of the canyon? It is doubtful.
It is too far away,the walls are too tall, the trails suck, the rock is a bit chossy,the road is a pain in the ass to drive on, the Draw is easier to climb at and you don't need 30 pads to land on.
But, if you are into some really hard, tall, overhanging crimper lines, or you love establishing new problems, this might be the place of you.
If you don't climb at least V7, your choice of lines appears to be very limited unless you put up your own problems. Which by the way looks like there could be a few hundred problems to be done.
I would suggest waiting until the rainy season is over before you head up there. Too many bugs and you don't want to pull on those soft sandstone holds while they have moisture in the or they will probably snap right off.