Milford Sound coloring pages

A pointed mountain rises straight out of calm water in this simple scene of Milford Sound, New Zealand. Steep hills covered in rounded bushes close in on both sides, and a small cruise boat with rows of windows glides across the waves. The tall peak is Mitre Peak, which climbs right from the water's edge. Thick outlines and roomy spaces suit kids aged about 2 to 5. Color the water deep blue and the hills forest green with chunky crayons, then pick a cheerful red for the boat.

A cruise boat sails across Milford Sound in Fiordland, New Zealand, toward the sharp summit of Mitre Peak. Forested slopes crowd the water on both sides, snowy ridges peek out behind, and the sun's reflection ripples across the surface. In the corner, a flax plant with tall flower stalks grows from a pile of rocks. Despite its name, Milford Sound is actually a fiord carved by glaciers. Kids aged about 5 to 10 will enjoy it. Use colored pencils and make the reflection a lighter blue than the rest of the water.

Mitre Peak soars above the still water of Milford Sound, in New Zealand's Fiordland National Park. Thick forest clings to the steep walls, a waterfall slides down the cliff on the right, and jagged ranges stretch into the distance under puffy clouds. The foreground mixes flax with flower stalks, feathery ferns and smooth boulders along the shore. The many fine textures suit older kids and adults. Try watercolor pencils: dark teal for the deep fiord, soft gray-violet for the far mountains and bright green for the ferns. Prints on A4 or US Letter.

A tui with its white throat tuft sits among flax flowers, a hawk soars overhead and spiral fern fronds curl in the corner of this busy Milford Sound page from New Zealand. Mitre Peak rises at the center, flanked by forested cliffs and a tall waterfall, while a cruise ship crosses the shimmering fiord. Swirling clouds and tiny patterns fill every gap, from the leaves to the water. Experienced adult colorists will love the challenge. Mitre Peak climbs about 1,690 meters straight from the sea. Try deep greens and inky blues in fine-tip markers with touches of gold.