Lion Coloring Pages: Cubs, Waterholes, and Savanna Trails (92 Free Printable PDFs)

These 92 lion coloring pages move between open savanna scenes, close portraits, family moments, and small activities. You can pick a broad, simple lioness shape or spend longer on a mane, flower, wheel, or woven basket. Each drawing has A4 and US Letter PDFs and an online coloring option.

Small crafts and first savanna views

Start with the basket-weaving lion and the two cubs balancing blocks. A dragonfly, a leafy circlet, and an acacia tree carry the first outdoor scenes; the armchair and fallen leaves give you quieter shapes to color.

Cubs, portraits, and a sunrise

The pair of sleeping cubs has broad, easy spaces, while the male lion portrait gives you more mane detail. The last picture turns the lioness away from the viewer, leaving the rising sun and rolling ground open for your own color choices.

Water, shade, and family time

A lioness crosses a stream on flat stones, and a lion studies his reflection in a puddle. Look for the leaf held over a cub in the rain and the small grooming scene under an acacia; both give the animals a clear action without crowding the page.

A rowboat, a pond, and close encounters

The rowboat holds a folded map, and the shallow pond has lily pads and reeds. Nearby scenes shift scale: a tiny tortoise catches a lioness’s attention, while a butterfly lands right on a young lion’s nose.

From a grassy path to a woven rug

This stretch includes a lioness trotting toward the viewer, a cub behind a mushroom, and a lion spread across a tree branch. The water mill wheel has the smallest mechanical shapes here; the curled lion on a round rug offers a calmer page after it.

Camping, snow, and an autumn cart

The tent scene has a kettle and folded blanket, while the cave frames a lion against stars. A lioness lifts a paw toward a snowflake, a family walks toward an acacia, and a wooden cart carries three apples.

Overhead views and little diversions

The waterhole and its two fish are seen from above. In the following pages, a lion blows bubbles, a lioness clears a log, and another lion settles into an armchair with tea. Those changes in scale make it easy to choose a quick page or one with more small parts.

Rocks, flowers, and a balloon ride

Follow a lioness up rounded rocks, then find a cub between two daisies. A drum, lantern, beach ball, and hot air balloon bring playful objects into this group; the roaring lion on a boulder gives it a stronger natural pose.

Garden work and bold shapes

The potted sunflower, wooden hoop, and dough bowl give this group three very different circles to color. A front-facing lion head surrounded by sun rays has more repeated shapes, while the lioness carrying her cub keeps the drawing spare.

Pawprints, rain, and motion

An overhead lioness follows marks in sand; a cub sends a paper boat through a puddle. The skateboard, slide, and fishing rod add movement and long lines, balanced by a lioness pausing to watch a bird.

Autumn paths and patient paws

One lion walks away along a leaf-strewn path. Another watches dandelion seeds from a rock, while a lioness paints hills at an easel. The turnip and pottery wheel provide larger garden and craft shapes in the same group.

A scarf, a snail, and the last little adventures

The last eight pages move from a lioness stepping off a stump to a lion knitting a striped scarf. You can color a tiny snail on its leaf, a crescent moon around a seated lion, carrots in a wash bowl, an open book beside a sapling, a striped round fruit, and a cart full of autumn leaves.

Choose a page to color

For larger coloring spaces, try the sleeping cubs, the lioness at sunrise, or the lion sitting inside the crescent moon. If you want more detail, the basket weave, mane portraits, water mill wheel, and leaf-filled cart offer smaller sections. Choose the PDF for the paper in your printer, or open a drawing with Color online.