Autumn Woodland Path Coloring Page
Ages 8+Finer detail, full scene
Older kids who like a long, absorbing page will find plenty to do on this walk through the autumn woods. A dirt path winds from the front of the page deep into the forest and crosses a small stream on a wooden footbridge. Ferns and clusters of mushrooms line the edges, a squirrel on a high branch holds a little acorn, and a rabbit sits quietly beside the path. Hundreds of leaves hang in the trees and drift through the air, each one ready for its own shade of red, amber, gold or rust. It suits a quiet weekend afternoon, a long car ride with a clipboard, or a calm hour after school when the light outside is turning golden.
Try this: Go for a short walk outside, pick up three different leaves, and use their real colors somewhere on the forest page.
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Printing and age tips
Use colored pencils rather than markers for this one; the leaves are small and pencils let you layer two shades on each leaf.
What age is the Autumn Woodland Path coloring page for?
This page suits kids aged 8 and up — it has finer detail and a fuller scene, and often takes more than one sitting. If it gets abandoned quickly, try a simpler page; if it is finished in minutes, try a more detailed one.
How do I print the Autumn Woodland Path coloring page?
Use the A4 or US Letter PDF above and print in black-and-white / black-only mode on normal paper. For markers, thicker paper (or a spare sheet underneath) stops bleed-through. See our printing guide for more detail.
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