Pennsylvania's Most Redneck Towns (Yes, They Exist)

0:00 A countdown of 10 Pennsylvania towns that embody country life and pride. 1:54 Clarion 3:36 Big Butler Fair 5:53 Bloomsburg Fair 7:53 Lititz 9:45 New Holland 11:30 Myersdale 13:34 Waynesburg 15:29 Kutztown Folk Festival 17:29 Punxsutawney 19:29 Lancaster County's Amish country I’m driving through ten Pennsylvania towns where country life is not a stereotype—it is a living tradition built on fairs, farms, festivals, and stubborn local pride. I’ll visit Clarion’s Autumn Leaf Festival, the Big Butler and Bloomsburg fairs, Lititz, New Holland, Myersdale, Waynesburg, the Kutztown Folk Festival, and Punxsutawney’s famous groundhog celebration. Along the way, I’ll uncover the history behind farm machinery, maple syrup, rain day traditions, Pennsylvania Dutch culture, and more. I’ll finish in Lancaster County’s Amish country, where working farms, horse-drawn buggies, and centuries-old communities continue to shape one of Pennsylvania’s most distinctive landscapes.