This mountain clipart page gathers 12 outdoor pictures: a snowy mountain range, green hills, a volcano, a tent, a young hiker, camping gear, a city park, a playground, a circus tent and three ink-only designs. You get each one as a see-through PNG file, so a peak or a tent sits right on a travel slide, a camp flyer or a map with no white frame.
Use Download PNG when you want the file, or the Copy button when you just want the mountain on your slide right now. A sky blue preview shows how the snowy peaks stand out on a bright day theme. Need a fire for the campsite? Try our fire clipart, and add pines from the tree clipart page.
Mountain Clipart: Mountain Range, Hills and Volcano
Mountains clip art sets the scene for travel units, landform lessons and outdoor club posters. These three cover tall peaks, gentle hills and a volcano.
Three blue peaks stand side by side with bright white snowcaps. The wide shape fits a page header or the bottom of a slide.
Try this Run it along the bottom of a travel unit slide as the base for a class trip itinerary.
Soft green hills roll toward a pale blue mountain in the distance. It makes a calm landscape for nature journals and cards.
Try this Paste it onto the front of a homemade nature journal and have students sketch what they see on a schoolyard walk.
A cone volcano puffs a gray cloud while orange lava flows down its slope. The textbook look fits landform and earth science reports.
Try this Label the crater, vent, lava and ash cloud on a fifth grade earth science diagram.
Camping Clipart, Tent Clipart and Hiking Clipart
Camping clip art brings out the outdoor fun for summer camp, scout nights and reading campouts. Mix the tent, the hiker and the gear into one tidy flyer.
An orange A-frame tent with an open flap and a tiny flag on top, drawn in marker lines. It is a sweet pick for camp flyers.
Try this Use it on a classroom campout reading day note that asks kids to bring a blanket and a flashlight.
A smiling cartoon hiker in a green jacket and red hat strides along with a backpack and a stick. Kids picture themselves on the trail.
Try this Add it to a field trip permission slip for a nature center walk with a list of what to wear.
A lantern, a rolled sleeping bag and a backpack sit in a neat group. It works on packing lists and summer camp checklists.
Try this Head a summer camp packing checklist with it and add a tick box beside every item kids must bring.
Park Clipart, Playground and Circus Tent Clip Art
Park clip art is a go-to for community maps, weekend news and recess rules. The circus tent adds a carnival feel to fun fairs and field days.
A wooden bench sits under a round green tree next to an old lamp post. It shows a public park in one simple picture.
Try this Add it to a second grade neighborhood map so students can show where the town park is.
A red slide and a blue swing set share a little patch of grass. Use it for recess rules and playground safety charts.
Try this Make it the picture on a recess rules poster listing take turns, feet first and hold on.
A striped big top in red and white with a pennant flag, framed by a thick white sticker border. It suits carnival day tickets and fun fair signs.
Try this Print it on carnival day tickets for a school fun fair and number each one on the back.
Mountain Clipart Black and White: Silhouette, Volcano and Park
These black and white pictures print in plain ink. The mountain silhouette looks crisp as a cut shape, and the outlines are ready to color.
A jagged range of peaks with a row of small pine trees at the base, all solid black. It cuts cleanly for banners and wall art.
Try this Cut it from black card and back it with a strip of orange sunset paper for a hallway travel display.
A simple volcano outline with a puffy smoke cloud and lava drips down the sides. Kids color it in reds and oranges.
Try this Hand it out after a baking soda volcano demo so second graders can color and label the parts.
A small park scene outline with a tree, a bench, a path and a little pond. Young kids treat it as a quick, low-stress page to fill with color.
Try this Give it to kindergartners after a park walk and ask them to add a bird and a flower to the scene.
Outdoor Lesson Ideas by Grade
- Preschool and kindergarten: Talk about the park with the playground and the park outline. Ask children what they like to do there and draw it in the scene.
- Grades 1 and 2: Build a landforms flip book with a mountain, a hill and a volcano. Add a lake and a beach from our beach clipart page for a water page.
- Grades 3 to 5: Use the realistic volcano and the mountain range for earth science units. A map of the world from the earth and globe clipart page helps students find famous ranges.
- Middle school: Hiking club and outdoor ed flyers look sharp with the silhouette and the camping gear.
Simple Mountain Crafts and Print Tips
A 1000 pixel square PNG prints with sharp lines to near 3 inches wide when set to 300 dpi. That covers stickers, trip folders and flip book pages. For a wide classroom banner, print the silhouette at a larger size and cut it out; the solid shape still looks clean from across the room.
For a layered mountain scene, print the flat mountain range three times, color each copy a different shade of blue, then glue them in overlapping layers with the lightest at the back. Kids see how distance makes colors look paler.
Tents and the circus top have straight sides, so a ruler and a craft blade (adult use) give the neatest cut. Rounded hills are easier with scissors.
Colors for Mountain and Park Projects
| Theme | Pictures | Paper color |
|---|---|---|
| Winter peaks | Snowy mountain range | Pale blue, white |
| Summer camp | Tent, camping gear, hiker | Kraft, light green |
| Earth science | Volcano, hills | White, light gray |
| Fun fair or field day | Circus tent, playground | Yellow, light red |
Looking for summer scenes to color on a full page? See our summer coloring pages.
Questions people ask
Is the mountain clipart okay to use for a scout troop or club flyer?
Yes. Club flyers, troop newsletters, class projects and home crafts are all welcome, provided nothing is sold. Naming our site is a nice touch but optional. Turning the pictures into a product, such as a printed shirt or a paid download, needs a yes from us beforehand. Our Contact page is the place to raise it.
Where is the mountain clipart black and white?
Scroll to the ink-only group for a mountain range silhouette with pine trees, a volcano outline and a park scene outline. The silhouette is good for cutting, and the two outlines are made for coloring.
Do you have volcano clipart for a science project?
There is a realistic erupting volcano with lava and a smoke cloud, plus a black and white volcano outline. Use the realistic one on a poster and the outline for students to label.
What camping clipart and tent clipart do you have?
You will find an orange tent doodle, a cute hiker kid, a watercolor group of camping gear and, for a carnival, a striped circus tent. A campfire is on our fire clipart page.
Is there park clipart easy enough for young kids to color?
The park outline uses big simple shapes: a tree, a bench, a path and a pond. It suits ages 4 to 6, and kids can add their own birds or flowers.
Will a mountain picture look right on a dark slide?
The snowy range has bright white caps that pop on navy or dark green, and its background is transparent. The black silhouette needs a light or bright background instead.
