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Winter Coloring Pages

By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated

Free printable winter coloring pages for snow days and long evenings indoors. You'll find snowmen, kids sledding and skating, foxes, bears and penguins bundled in scarves, mugs of hot cocoa, mittens and boots, and quiet log cabins in snowy pine forests. The easy winter coloring pages have big shapes for little hands. Pick a sheet, then print it or save it.

Easy winter coloring pages

Big snowmen, a penguin, a pair of gloves and a mug of cocoa, all with thick outlines: these easy winter coloring pages are the ones to print for toddlers and preschoolers.

Snowman With a Scarf and Tree
Snowman, Mittens and Snowflake
Snowman Among Birch Trees
Snowman Beside a Decorated Tree
Penguin in a Hat by a Pine
Pair of Zigzag Gloves
Hat and Mitten on a Bench
Cocoa Mug With Candy Canes
Flower Growing From the Snow
Snowflakes and Autumn Leaves

Winter animal coloring pages

Foxes in scarves, a sleeping bear, a cardinal on a pine branch and a skating penguin: these winter animal coloring pages also bring in a puppy, a kitten and a horse in its blanket.

Fox and Bunny in Earmuffs
Fox in a Scarf by a Log
Owl, Fox and Deer in the Woods
Fox, Bird and Sleeping Bear
Deer by a Snowy Pine
Bear in a Scarf by a Pine
Bunny in a Scarf With a Carrot
Cardinal on a Pine Cone Branch
Little Bird in a Knit Hat
Penguin Ice Skating With a Scarf
Puppy in a Beanie With a Snowman
Kitten in a Hat With Hot Cocoa
Horse in a Blanket in the Snow
Dinosaur in a Scarf With a Snowball

Kids playing in the snow

Sledding, rolling snowballs, building a snowman and cheering in the falling snow: these snow day coloring pages show kids enjoying winter outside, plus a skater and a skier for Winter Olympics fans.

Two Kids Sledding Downhill
Kids Playing Around a Small Snowman
Boy Rolling a Snowball
Boy Cheering Under the Snowfall
Kid in a Puffy Coat Waving
Girl Holding a Snowflake
Skater and Skier With a Torch

Cozy winter coloring pages

Everything that keeps you warm: a crackling fireplace, hot chocolate coloring pages with marshmallows and candy canes, and winter clothes from puffer coats and beanies to snow boots and mittens.

Fireplace With Stockings and Armchair
Marshmallow Hot Chocolate Mug
Cocoa, Cookie and Candy Cane
Coat, Boots, Hat and Scarf Set
Puffer Jacket on a Hanger
Scarf, Beanie, Boots and Mittens
Pom-Pom Beanie and Mittens
Snow Boots by the Door
Cocoa, Mitten, Hat and Snowflake

Winter scene coloring pages

Log cabins with smoking chimneys, snow-heavy pine forests, a lodge with a skier and a lakeside cabin under the mountains. These winter landscape coloring pages are the most detailed of the collection, a good fit for older kids and adults.

Log Cabin With a Smoking Chimney
Cabin in a Snowy Pine Forest
Snowy House Between Bare Trees
Snow-Covered Pine Forest
Sunny Day Over Snowy Pines
Skier Below a Snowy Lodge
Fox on a Winding Forest Path
Lakeside Cabin Below the Mountains

Winter character coloring pages

Familiar faces dressed for the cold: Hello Kitty with a snowflake wand, Mickey and Minnie on the ice, Dora and Boots with snowballs, plus a fairy on a snowflake and a bearded gnome in these winter character coloring pages.

Hello Kitty With a Snowflake Wand
Mickey and Minnie Ice Skating
Dora and Boots With Snowballs
Captain America With His Shield
Doll in Earmuffs With a Gift
Big-Eyed Doll With a Warm Drink
Fairy Sitting on a Snowflake
Bearded Gnome With a Little Tree

Which winter page should you print?

For toddlers and preschoolers, start with the easy winter coloring pages: a big snowman, a pair of gloves or a mug of cocoa, with no busy background. School-age kids love the snow day and animal pages, and the winter scene coloring pages with cabins and forests give older kids and adults plenty to fill.

Winter from December to March

Winter starts right after the holidays: when the Christmas coloring pages are put away, snowmen, mittens and hot cocoa carry on through January and February. Many teachers print a mitten or snowflake page for the first snowfall of the year, and the Winter Olympics sheet is a fit for any skating or skiing season.

Printing and coloring tips

Every sheet fits one US Letter or A4 page; choose "fit to page" in the print window. Leave the snow white and color only the sky in blue or gray: the snow will look brighter. White crayon on colored paper is another fun way to draw snowflakes.

Winter coloring pages: questions parents ask

Are these winter coloring pages free?+

Yes. Every winter sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home or in class, with no account and no sign-up.

How do I print a winter coloring page?+

Press Print under the drawing and a print window opens with the sheet sized for one US Letter or A4 page. Press Download to save the image and print it later.

Which winter pages are best for toddlers?+

The easy winter coloring pages: the big snowmen, the gloves, the hat and mitten and the cocoa mug have thick outlines and large spaces.

Do you have snowman coloring pages?+

Yes, snowmen appear across the collection: in the easy section with a scarf, among birch trees and next to a decorated tree, and with kids building one in the snow day pages.

Are there winter pages for adults?+

Yes, the winter scene coloring pages include a fox on a forest path, a lakeside cabin below the mountains and a ski lodge, all drawn with fine detail.

Can I use these pages in my classroom?+

Yes, print as many copies as you need for a class, an after-school club or a library activity. Please don't sell them or post them on another website.

Do you have Frozen or Christmas coloring pages?+

Yes. Snow fans love the Elsa and Frozen coloring pages, and the Christmas coloring pages have Santa, trees and presents. For the season before winter, see the fall coloring pages.

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