In the early part of the 20th-century, the local population would gather here to crown the winner of a local pageant, or so the story goes. The woman would sit on the throne-like rock that sat atop the falls. 

Today, the falls are part of Calli Nature Preserve and are publicly accessible. A gravel pull-off allows for access to the preserve, but the trek down to the falls is steep. There is a good view of the falls from the top of the hill.  

The Rock Rest Falls runs strong after a hard rain, but often runs dry after a drought. This is a nice side-stop if you are in the area.