How to Train Your Dragon Coloring Pages
Toothless, Hiccup and the dragons of Berk in easy and detailed pages, from baby dragons and hatching eggs to soaring flight scenes, the viking village and Stormfly, Gronckle and Monstrous Nightmare.
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About these how to train your dragon coloring pages
Toothless the Night Fury and Hiccup the young viking are the heart of How to Train Your Dragon. These coloring pages follow their friendship, from Toothless flashing his gummy grin to the two touching foreheads in a moment of trust. You will meet Astrid, Stormfly and a whole stable of dragons too. Big, bold outlines make the easy pages, like sitting Toothless and baby dragons, perfect for young hands.
Older colorers get busier scenes: the wooden village of Berk on its cliff, a rocky dragon nest, detailed dragon portraits and mandalas full of scales and spikes. Best of all are the flight pages, where Toothless spreads his two even wings and Hiccup rides high above the clouds. Every page prints free on US Letter or A4 as a PDF or PNG.
Coloring tips and activities
- Give Toothless smooth, even scales and keep his belly lighter so his sleek body stands out.
- For flight pages, spread the wings evenly on both sides so the dragon looks balanced in the air.
- Fill Stormfly's crown and tail spikes with lots of small marks to make her look spiky and fierce.
- For the village and nest scenes, use two or three tones on the wood and rock so the busy pages stay tidy.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages free to print?
- Yes - every page is free for personal and classroom use. Print at US Letter or A4 size, or download the PDF or PNG.
- Which characters and pages are included?
- Toothless the Night Fury, Hiccup, Astrid, Stormfly, a Gronckle and a Monstrous Nightmare, plus baby dragons, the village of Berk, dragon nests and soaring flight scenes.
- Which pages are best for young kids?
- Start with the easy set - single dragons with thick outlines like sitting Toothless, baby dragons and hatching eggs suit preschool hands well.
