WALKING FESTIVAL & JURASSIC TRAIL

The Corrida Solidária AEIST x Nova SU is a solidarity running event taking place on May 9, 2026, at the IST Taguspark campus in Oeiras. It features two modalities: a 10 km race and a 5 km walk, open to students and the general public.

The event promotes physical activity, mental well-being, and community spirit while supporting a social cause through fundraising. Participants can enjoy a dynamic and friendly atmosphere with opportunities for social interaction.

The Rio de Mouro Cross Run, part of the 11th Grande Prémio Carlos Correia and the Troféu Sintra a Correr series, is a running event held in Sintra, Portugal. It takes place on May 9, 2026, promoting healthy habits and regular physical activity.

This event is one of 11 races in the series held between March and June, encouraging community engagement and sports participation. It is organized by the Câmara Municipal de Sintra and welcomes runners aiming to compete in a cross-country format.

The Meio KM Vertical da Calheta is a skyrunning race scheduled for May 9, 2026, in Calheta, Madeira. This event features a challenging course of approximately 2.6 km with 630 meters of positive elevation gain, primarily ascending steps along a dirt path between the Central Hidroelétrica da Calheta and the old Lagoa do Rabaçal.

Open to participants aged 15 and older, including minors with parental consent, the race is part of the Campeonato Nacional de SkySpeed under the Federação de Campismo e Montanhismo de Portugal. Only licensed skyrunners and affiliated clubs can be ranked nationally.

The race offers a unique mountain trail experience with a demanding vertical climb, emphasizing fair play and environmental respect. The event includes individual timed starts based on ranking and federated status, with awards for top finishers by category and team classifications.

The 2nd Trail Guerreiros do Mira is a trail running and walking event taking place on May 9, 2026, in Vila Nova de Milfontes, Beja. The event offers a 15 km trail running race and an 8 km walking route along coastal paths and trails.

The trail race is open to athletes aged 16 and older, including both federated and non-federated participants, with individual and team classifications by age and gender categories. The walking event has no age limit but requires minors to be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

The race features a single-stage format with a 3-hour time limit, one aid station with solid and liquid supplies, and mandatory bib visibility. The event promotes respect for nature and sportsmanship, with awards for top finishers and teams, as well as recognition for the youngest and oldest walking participants.