Ziribár-hegy is a quiet, twin-peaked hill in the Pilis Mountains near Csobánka, offering a striking panorama over the Solymár Valley without the crowds — the marked trails deliberately skip its summit.

The ridge runs northwest to southeast, forming a natural continuation of the neighbouring Hosszú-hegy. The higher of the two summits, on the northwest side, reaches 410 metres above sea level. The limestone terrain and surrounding forests create a peaceful atmosphere in every season, from fresh greenery in spring to golden foliage in autumn. Although no official trail leads to the very top, several unmarked paths attract hikers drawn by the view.

• Csobánka — unmarked trail, moderate difficulty
• The National Blue Trail (Országos Kéktúra), section 15, passes a few hundred metres to the north, from where unmarked paths branch off toward the summit

• On the ridge between the two summits lies the vertical shaft of Ziribári Cave
• The mountain also hides the Kiss Péter Cave (Dinó-rejtek) and the nearby Macska Cave entrance
• The summit itself is not part of the official marked trail network

In the early 2000s, numerous Celtic-attributed arrowheads and metal artefacts were found around the mountain, and the Boldogasszony Chapel in Pilisszántó was built so that on 21 December, the first rays of the rising sun shine through the valley between Ziribár-hegy and Hosszú-hegy directly onto the statue of Mary.