Smiling snowman on skis with poles, scarf, winter hat, pine trees, falling snowflakes, and curving trail.

Smiling Snowman Skiing Past Pine Trees

A cheerful snowman glides on long skis, scarf streaming behind him, between snowy pines and pop-art flakes.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Snowmen collection, made for ages 5–7 and drawn in a Pop Art style.

🎨 How to color it

Color the snowman’s hat cherry red, his scarf bright teal, the skis sunny yellow, and the pine trees deep evergreen. Use chunky crayons or markers for the big round snowman body and sweeping trail, and don’t worry if little hands color past the lines. Try making each pop-art snowflake a different candy color so the quiet sky feels full of surprises.

The story behind this coloring page

Noll and the Slow Tracks — All morning, Noll slid slowly down the pine trail, listening for the soft shh-shh of his skis. He wanted to see the first sparkle wake in the tracks. Read the full story →

All morning, Noll slid slowly down the pine trail, listening for the soft shh-shh of his skis. He wanted to see the first sparkle wake in the tracks. Snow smelled clean as mint, and his scarf waved behind him like a small flag.

The trail curled left, then right. Noll waited at each bend while flakes landed tap-tap on his hat. At last, a tiny gray hush-mouse peeked from one ski groove, whiskers silver with frost. “You made my road,” she squeaked.

Noll smiled and pushed off gently. The mouse rode the smooth line beside him, and the tracks glittered at last. Next time you see his curving ski marks, can you imagine the tiny traveler going shh-shh too?