Mr. Manatee

This could probably be done in a single pitch if you are able to manage the rope drag.  Since there is a reasonable belay spot to do it in two that's how I've done it.

P1. The start is a low angle scramble up to a roof. Squeeze to the right out from under the roof. Build an anchor near the tree to the right.

P2. Traverse back to the left near the roof exit.  Continue up and left to a low angle ledge and eventually go up straight up to the top.

A rappel with a 70m rope left plenty of rope to spare.  A single 60m would likely work well too.

Notes:  The belay stance is surrounded by poison ivy in the summer and fall.

Approach the same as Ian D.  Follow the base to the right past a gully and around the corner.  A more direct route to the climb could be found from the trail, but to avoid erosion it would be best to limit off-trail wandering.

Standard rack to 2". 3 pitons at the top