The myth of the Golden Train continues to captivate treasure hunters and history enthusiasts in Poland. Recently, renewed interest has emerged due to new searches led by Michał Motak and his team, 'Golden Train 2025', alongside Piotr Koper, who previously searched in 2015. Koper claims they have arrived at crucial findings, primarily involving an enigmatic tunnel, which he insists is real and can be seen beneath their feet in the vicinity of fields near Książ Castle. This claim has reignited excitement surrounding the Golden Train legend.

Joanna Lamparska, a journalist, has taken an interest in this historical mystery and visited the 61-kilometer point along the Wrocław-Wałbrzych railway near Lubiechów and the gorge close to Książ Castle. In her recent video on the 'Hiking History' channel, she provided an account from Edward Zbierański, who alleged that he observed intense activity in this location during World War II. This testimony adds a layer of intrigue to the ongoing search for the legendary train, suggesting a possible connection to wartime activities in the region.

The continuing explorations underscore the enduring fascination with the Golden Train's story, as well as the broader historical context of World War II in Poland. The potential discovery of a tunnel raises questions not only about the train itself but also about the hidden histories that lay beneath the surface, capturing the imagination of both local residents and international observers alike. As the search progresses, the implications of these findings could potentially reveal new insights into Poland's war history and its cultural heritage.