Ah, Pennsylvania; the land where time slows and the roads are as scenic as a Sunday afternoon nap. If you’ve ever wanted to explore the quieter side of life, the Amish routes of Pennsylvania offer a peek into a world where horse-drawn buggies are the norm and Wi-Fi is just a passing thought.
Join me as we journey through ten enchanting routes, each with its own unique charm and roadside stories.
1. Route 772 (Lancaster County)
Route 772 in Lancaster County might just be the ‘prettiest drive’ you never knew you needed. Picture yourself cruising along this scenic pathway, with the gentle clop of horse hooves providing the soundtrack. The countryside unfolds like a painting, complete with historic covered bridges that whisper tales of old.
As you pass through the heart of Amish farmlands, keep your eyes peeled for quaint Amish-run shops. Homemade jams and hand-stitched quilts beckon, each one a testament to the community’s craftsmanship. Don’t be surprised if a friendly wave from an Amish farmer warms your heart…