NHL & Hockey coloring pages

Free Printable NHL & Hockey Coloring Pages

The collection ranges from a pair of hockey players and crossed sticks to a goalie facing a shot and a crowd cheering from the stands. Familiar NHL names and team logos sit alongside playful animals and winter scenes, so you can pick a drawing to match the mood and skill level.

Call the Play as You Color

Turn a goal-scoring scene into a bit of rink-side storytelling. Ask your child who has the puck, where the goalie is looking, and what might happen next; then take turns narrating the play as the colors go down. The two players, referee, and audience make it easy to invent a whole game. For more sports to color, browse Sports.

What Makes Ice Hockey Different

In ice hockey, players skate across the rink and use curved sticks to move a puck toward the goal. The goalie guards the net, while teammates and opponents race for the puck; a referee helps oversee play. Look for these details in the action scenes, including a goalie with two defenders and a puck flying toward the net.

Choose Hockey Coloring Pages by Age and Skill

For a 3-year-old, a bold outline or a single puck can be easier to manage than a packed rink scene. A 7-year-old may enjoy choosing jersey colors and following the action in a goal-scoring picture. Medium-detail drawings offer a comfortable step up, while fine lines and busy backgrounds suit a slower project.

Easy Hockey Coloring Pages for Kids

Simple player outlines, two sticks with pucks, and skates beside a puck keep the main shapes clear. They work well for preschoolers who are still practicing how to stay inside the lines. Young fans can also color Connor McDavid or Johnny Gaudreau and choose the shades for their jerseys.

Cute Hockey Coloring Pages

A chibi girl player, a cat in full gear, and a snowman playing outdoors bring a lighthearted feel to the rink. The large faces and playful details give kids room to add personality, while the penguins in scarves make a fun winter scene.

Detailed Hockey Coloring Pages for Adults

For adults or anyone who enjoys careful coloring, try the goalie mask, the realistic player moving the puck, or the crowded goalmouth scene. Pads, gloves, skates, and the ice add smaller areas to work through. The mandala with dangling pucks and feathers offers a different kind of detail, with repeating shapes to shade at an unhurried pace.

What Colors Should You Use

Use a team’s logo or jersey as a guide, or make up a new color combination for the uniforms. Ice can be pale blue or lightly shaded gray, with darker marks around the skate paths. A bright puck or goalie mask can draw the eye to the center of the scene.

Print Hockey Coloring Pages in PDF

Choose Open the PDF to view a page, or select Print to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Use fit to page if the drawing needs to fill the sheet. Thicker paper can help with markers, while colored pencils are handy for masks, equipment, and other fine details.