Grand Canyon coloring pages

A winding river runs between layered cliffs in this simple view of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA. Flat-topped rock formations step down toward the water, a bushy shrub sits on the rocks in front, and a cheerful sun with rounded rays shines near three clouds. Big shapes and thick lines suit children aged 2 to 5. The canyon was carved over millions of years by the Colorado River. Try stripes of orange, red and brown crayon on the cliffs to show the rock layers. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

Step after step of rocky cliffs fold into the distance in this view of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA, with a river curling through the bottom. A twisted tree clings to the ledge on the left, a spiky desert plant and low shrubs sit on the right, and a sun with long rays shines above a few clouds. Children aged 5 to 10 will like coloring the stacked rock bands. The Colorado River still flows along the canyon floor. Color each layer a different sunset shade, from pale yellow at the top to deep rust at the bottom.

From a rocky overlook framed by a gnarled tree, a spiky desert plant and leafy shrubs, the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA, opens into ridge after ridge of carved cliffs. The river winds deep below, its banks traced in fine lines, while buttes and mesas fade toward the horizon beneath soft clouds. This scene suits older kids and adults who enjoy landscapes. In places the canyon is more than a mile deep. Build the rock with colored pencils in burnt sienna and ochre, pressing harder in the foreground and lighter toward the distance.

A bird of prey perches on a patterned rock pillar while a lizard basks on a ledge in the opposite corner of this packed Grand Canyon page from Arizona, USA. Prickly pear cactuses, a blooming succulent, a spiky desert plant and leafy branches fill the foreground, and every cliff below is broken into zentangle-style cracks and motifs. A river snakes through the gorge toward a sun with long rays. Made for experienced adult colorists. Grand Canyon National Park was established in 1919. Choose a desert palette of terracotta, turquoise and sage, saving bright pink for the flower. Prints on A4 or US Letter.