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

Discover the most proudly redneck small towns across Pennsylvania as we count down twelve unique communities defined by deep-rooted traditions and rugged charm. From legendary deer camps in the north woods to reverse-acting ice mines, reversed names, and famous groundhogs, these mountain towns embrace their eccentric histories with pride. Walk away with an appreciation for tight-knit communities that know exactly who they are and celebrate their local quirks. Join us as we explore the hidden corners of Pennsyltucky where belonging matters more than anything. Hit subscribe and ride along to see which town takes the top spot. 0:00 Intro 1:33 No. 12 — Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania 3:10 No. 11 — Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania 4:49 No. 10 — Mansfield, Pennsylvania 6:30 No. 9 — Benton, Pennsylvania 8:05 No. 8 — Renovo, Pennsylvania 9:49 No. 7 — Coudersport, Pennsylvania 11:31 No. 6 — Smethport, Pennsylvania 13:13 No. 5 — Emporium, Pennsylvania 14:57 No. 4 — DuBois, Pennsylvania 16:38 No. 3 — St. Marys, Pennsylvania 18:21 No. 2 — Clearfield, Pennsylvania 20:00 No. 1 — Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania pennsylvania redneck towns, pennsyltucky small towns, shinglehouse pennsylvania, jersey shore pennsylvania, mansfield pennsylvania, benton pennsylvania, renovo pennsylvania, coudersport pennsylvania, smethport pennsylvania, emporium pennsylvania, dubois pennsylvania, st marys pennsylvania, clearfield pennsylvania, punxsutawney pennsylvania, pennsylvania deer camp, pennsylvania small towns, rural pennsylvania history, appalachian small towns