World's Largest Yogi Bear: Cooksburg, PA, sets world record
Cooksburg, Pennsylvania--A giant Yogi Bear located outside Parker’s Indian Trading Post, Pennsylvania, United States, who continuously waves to passers-by, sets the world record for the World's Largest Yogi Bear, according t the WORLD RECORD ACADEMY.
"The giant wooden Native American figure to the east of the building and the huge Yogi Bear statue to the west of the building are widely recognizable to anyone who has traveled through the area,"the Explore Venango reports.
“People come by, even in the dead of winter when there’s five feet of snow, and will crawl up there to get their picture with Yogi,” owner Doreen Anderson said.
Testimonials from
Yelp:
"Parkers is by far the cheapest (money wise) gift shop in Cook Forest. The clothing you buy there lasts years (unlike other more expensive shops). The people are friendly, the shop has a lot to offer. They even have a "panning station" where kids can be kids. I found it kind of cheesy, but my niece LOVED it. Ended up leaving with a hoodie, a kids t-shirt, some candy, and the gems for less than 35 dollars. Can't complain about that. All in all Parkers is the place to visit."
"I have gone to Parkers for over 30 years now. Cook Forest is a second home to me and my family and I have made dozens of purchases at this store. It's a tradition to stop every time I visit Cook Forest. I can honestly say it's the best store around for gifts or anything relating to Cook Forest."
"They also have a big'ole stature of Yogi Bear for a photo opportunity! So even if you don't buy anything, stop and take a photo! My parents used ot make me pose for one every year, and now I have ones from college, with my husband, and one I took after I bought my first car!"
World's Largest Yogi Bear
14171 Pennsylvania 36
Cooksburg, Pennsylvania
16217 USA
The GUINNESS WORLD RECORD for the largest teddy bear measures 19.41 m (63 ft 8 in) in length, and was constructed by Municipio de Xonacatlán, Ideas por México and Agrupación de Productores de Peluche (all Mexico), in Estado de México, on 28 April 2019.
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS also recognized the world record for the longest line of teddy bears; it consists of 15,534 bears and was achieved by Finlay Church (UK) at the Alvechurch Cricket Club in Alvechurch, Worcestershire, UK, on 3 May 2015.
