34 Hiking Coloring Pages & Sheets
These hiking coloring pages follow children and adults across mountain trails, rocky ranges, and high peaks. The 34 original drawings include young hikers with backpacks, walkers using hiking poles, and a sunset behind the mountains. Eleven cute cartoon pages suit elementary-age children, while 16 thick-line pictures are designed for toddlers and preschoolers. Four detailed mountain scenes offer smaller sections and patterns for adults, and three additional trail pictures complete the collection.
Cute Hiking Coloring Pages
Eleven cartoon pages show boys and girls carrying backpacks, standing among mountains, and walking along mountain trails.
Easy Hiking Coloring Pages
Sixteen thick-line pages give toddlers and preschoolers simple hikers, backpacks, walking poles, mountain ranges, and a sunset scene.
Detailed Hiking Coloring Pages for Adults
Four detailed pages feature backpacked hikers climbing trails, walking through mountain scenery, and standing on patterned peaks.
More Hiking Coloring Pages
Three additional pages show a hiker on a mountain peak and hikers walking along trails, including one using poles.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Mountain Trail Map. Color a hiking scene, then draw a trail from the bottom of the page to the mountain peak. Add signs for a campsite, stream, or lookout.
- Backpack Checklist. Choose a page with a backpacked hiker and write six hiking supplies around the picture, such as water, a map, snacks, and a jacket.
- Sunset Color Study. Print the sunset mountain page twice. Color one sky with warm reds and oranges and the other with cooler pinks and purples.
- Trail Safety Poster. Color a hiker using walking poles, then add three trail rules beneath the scene. Display the finished hiking poster in the classroom.
- Mountain Layers. Color each mountain ridge in a different shade, making the nearest ridge darkest and the distant range lightest.
- Peak Award. Use a mountain-peak picture as a hiking award. Add the child's name, the trail distance, and the date below the colored hiker.
Questions
Which hiking pages are best for preschoolers?
The 16 easy pages have thick outlines and simple shapes, including hikers with backpacks, mountain ranges, poles, and a sunset.
What colors can I use for the mountain scenes?
Mountain ridges can be gray, brown, green, or blue, while the sunset page can use yellow, orange, pink, and purple.
Are there detailed hiking pages for adults?
Yes. Four pages show hikers climbing trails, walking through mountain scenery, or standing on peaks with detailed sections and patterns.
