There will be Krzywy Las 2.0. We know the plans to recreate the famous attraction near Gryfino

Krzywy Las near Gryfino is a popular tourist destination with a mysterious origin, believed to be man-made. Established around 1934, it originally had around 400 uniquely bent pines. The trees' curvature is thought to be linked to human intervention, possibly for furniture or sled production. Currently, only 95 of the original trees remain, prompting efforts to recreate the forest. Researchers from West Pomeranian University are planting related pines and experimenting with bending techniques to preserve the site's legacy. Initial bending trials are set for next autumn, with results expected by early 2027.