Fall Coloring Pages (Free)

Reviewed by the ColorHippo team • Updated July 22, 2026. Outdoor scenes picked for recognizable plants, animals, and landscape shapes.

42 Fall Pages to Color

Falling Leaves

A simple scene with large maple leaves floating down from the sky with a few trees below. Each leaf has clear outlines for coloring.

Pumpkin Patch

Several round pumpkins of different sizes sitting in a field with simple grass and a fence in the background.

Apple Tree

A tall tree with a thick trunk and branches full of round apples. A basket at the base filled with a few apples.

Scarecrow

A friendly scarecrow with a round head, simple facial features, straw sticking out, wearing overalls and standing in a corn field.

Autumn Corn

Tall corn stalks with corn cobs, some with husks peeled back, arranged in simple rows with a few dried leaves around them.

Harvest Basket

A woven basket overflowing with simple shapes representing pumpkins, apples, corn, and wheat bundles.

Acorn Collection

A group of acorns of various sizes with their caps, scattered on the ground with simple oak leaves around them.

Turkey

A simple turkey with a large fanned tail made of simple feather shapes, standing with a round body and small head.

Haystack

A large pile of hay with simple straw texture lines, a weathervane on top, and a few hay bales nearby.

Maple Leaf Banner

A clothesline strung between two posts with simple maple leaves clipped to it with clothespins.

Autumn Wreath

A circular wreath made of simple leaves, berries, and branches with a bow at the top.

Fall Flowers

Sunflowers, mums, and asters with simple round flower heads and stems, arranged in a loose bouquet.

Leaf Pile

A large pile of leaves with simple oval and heart shapes representing different leaf types, with a child figure jumping into it.

Pumpkin Carving

A large pumpkin with a jack-o'-lantern face showing simple triangular eyes and nose and a curved smile.

Birch Trees

Several tall birch trees with distinctive bark patterns and branches, with some leaves falling around them.

Squirrel with Acorn

A cute squirrel holding a large acorn, with a bushy tail and sitting on the ground with fall leaves nearby.

Autumn Rain

A simple tree with a person holding an umbrella beneath it, with raindrops falling and puddles on the ground.

Grapes and Vines

Grapevines with clusters of round grapes and curly tendrils, with simple leaves growing along the vine.

Fall Cottage

A small house with a peaked roof, chimney with smoke, windows, and surrounded by fall trees and a garden.

Berry Bush

A bush with simple round berries in clusters, small leaves, and a few berries scattered on the ground below.

Autumn Rain Boots

A pair of tall rain boots decorated with fall patterns like leaves and pumpkins, standing in a puddle.

Wheat Bundle

A bundle of wheat stalks tied together with a bow, standing upright with grain heads at the top.

Fireplace

A fireplace with a mantle decorated with pumpkins, leaves, and candles, with flames visible in the opening.

Fall Bird

A simple bird perched on a branch with fall leaves and berries, with wings and tail feathers outlined clearly.

Pumpkin Faces

Three pumpkins arranged in a row, each with a different simple facial expression carved into them.

Mushroom Circle

Several mushrooms of different sizes arranged in a circle on a bed of leaves and grass with spots on the caps.

Garden Scarecrow

A scarecrow in a vegetable garden with pumpkins, corn, and squash growing around it.

Fall Sweater

A cozy sweater laid flat with fall-themed patterns like leaves, pumpkins, and stripes to be colored.

Autumn Stream

A simple stream or creek with fall leaves floating on the water, trees on the banks, and rocks in the stream.

Apple Pie

A simple apple pie in a pie dish with a lattice crust pattern and a few whole apples beside it.

Falling Acorns

Oak leaves and acorns falling from a tree branch at the top of the page, scattered downward with space to color.

Corn on the Cob

Several ears of corn on the cob with husks partially pulled back, arranged together with simple kernels shown.

Fall Field

A simple landscape with rolling hills, a few trees, and a field covered with fall leaves and vegetation.

Pumpkin Vine

A pumpkin plant with curly vines, leaves, and pumpkins at various stages growing from the ground.

Autumn Door

A front door decorated with a fall wreath and garland, pumpkins on either side, and a welcome mat.

Butterfly on Leaf

A simple butterfly with patterned wings perched on a large fall leaf with other leaves nearby.

Hot Apple Cider

A mug of steaming cider with a cinnamon stick, surrounded by apples and fall leaves.

Bare Tree

A large bare tree with branches outlined clearly, with fall leaves scattered around its base.

Pumpkin Patch Family

A scene with a family of pumpkins of graduated sizes from smallest to largest arranged together.

Feather Collection

Several large feathers arranged together with simple feather details and fall leaves between them.

Autumn Bucket

A wooden bucket overflowing with apples, with a few apples rolled out and scattered around it.

Nature Garland

A decorative garland made of leaves, berries, corn, small pumpkins, and wheat bundles strung together.

Autumn Scenes to Color: Leaves, Harvest & Cozy Details

This collection of free printable fall coloring pages brings the season indoors with ready-to-color scenes straight from the orchard and countryside. Kids will find tumbling maple and oak leaves, a sunlit pumpkin patch waiting for Halloween carving, apple trees heavy with fruit, and friendly scarecrows standing guard over golden fields. Other sheets show autumn corn stacked by the barn, overflowing harvest baskets, busy squirrels gathering acorns, plump turkeys, and haystacks dotting the horizon. Finish the seasonal tour with a maple leaf banner to decorate, a woven autumn wreath, and late-blooming fall flowers catching the last warm light.

Choosing Colors for Crisp Autumn Sheets

These fall coloring pages suit a wide span of ages and comfort levels. Simple outlines of single leaves and bold pumpkins work well for preschoolers still building grip strength, while detailed harvest baskets and layered wreath designs challenge older kids who want to practice shading. For colors, start with the classics: burnt orange, crimson red, mustard yellow, and deep brown. Encourage kids to leave some paper white for morning frost, or add metallic gold or copper crayon over red-orange areas to mimic late-afternoon light on turning leaves. Watercolor pencils blend beautifully on leaf and flower pages if printed on slightly heavier paper.

Seasonal Moments for Printing & Coloring

These autumn printables fit naturally into the rhythm of fall. Print a stack before a weekend trip to the pumpkin patch or apple orchard so kids can match real colors to their pages afterward. Teachers often use the harvest basket and corn scenes during November units on food and gratitude, while the scarecrow and turkey pages work well for classroom bulletin boards leading up to Thanksgiving. For family gatherings, set out maple leaf banners as a group coloring station—each guest colors one leaf, then string the finished pages across the mantle. The wreath design also makes a welcoming door decoration when taped to cardboard and cut out.

From Page to Pressed-Leaf Collage

Turn finished leaf coloring pages into a real nature keepsake. After coloring several falling leaves or a maple leaf banner in warm crayon hues, take the printed sheets outside on a dry day. Collect matching fallen leaves from the yard or park, then press them between the colored pages inside a heavy book for one to two weeks. Once flat, glue the pressed leaves onto fresh copies of the same leaf outlines, or arrange them in a shadow box with the colored pages as backing. This pairs the act of observing autumn colors with a tangible result kids can display through winter.

Fall in the Wild

Trees lose their leaves in fall to conserve water during winter.

Certain animals, like squirrels, collect nuts and seeds to store for winter.

Pumpkins are not just for carving; they are packed with nutrients and are great for cooking!

In some cultures, fall is celebrated with harvest festivals to give thanks for the food gathered.

The shortest day of the year occurs in winter, but fall days gradually start to get shorter.

Some migratory birds travel thousands of miles to escape cold weather during fall.

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