If you were to google excel printable calendar, you would find multiple responses with dozens of templates to choose from. If you don't have Excel or a suitable alternative, you could download either Libre Office or Apache Open Office for free. I personally use one from Vertex42...but that's just me.

Here is a link that might be useful: Vertex42

Thank you! I do have Excel and will follow your suggestions.

Strange, google calendar prints fine here. I called it up online then clicked file print and it printed the page. Have you tried accessing it from another browser and printing? Mary

Mary - did you use the Google calender Print feature, or the browser Print tool? I can print it from the Print tool in my Firefox browser, but it doesn't work from the More > Print menu in Google Calendar.

From both and both worked. When I click more, print, then click print in the lower right the print box for my printer comes up and I hit print. Do you not get your printers dialogue box to come up at all there? I am using IE11 but just tried from firefox and works there too. Here is what I get on my screen. Mary

Mary - nothing at all happens when I click the Print button after the More > Print menu in the calendar. I don't use IE.

Eventually, I was able to print a better version of the calendar with all the colors I chose for each destination by using the browser's Print feature. It worked so I'll stick with that.

Thank you for your time and trouble sharing the image and trying to help.

Strange but it worked on those 2 browsers. I wonder if the box comes up when you do it from IE? Mary

Let's see if we can distill this thread down to it's core elements:

Option number one: Download the needed file to your local machine and install on your local machine the software needed to modify and print the file.

or

Option number two: Rely on a cloud-based service to provide the needed file with the ability to modify & print as needed while dealing with the difficulties inherent with multiple browsers/configurations/printers in use which (if successful) might offer the ability to be accessible on multiple devices.

I know which one I'm going to use (can you guess?)

You make the call.

I use a program called Yearly Calendar Printfree.com
It gives you several basic calenders. You just have to play around with it. I have used it for many years.

I user PrintableCal. It's a calendar add-in for Excel and Word, and blows away everything else I've tried. It can download calendars from Google Calendar, Outlook.com, Exchange Server, and many other sources.

There are a plethora of templates to choose from, so chances are you'll find one that prints the way you'd like. If not, it's easy to use Excel to customize a template as needed. It's a brilliant program and I highly recommend taking a look.

Here is a link that might be useful: PrintableCal - How to Print Google Calendar