Running
353 Races
Trail das Ribeiras 2026 is a trail running event taking place on April 26, 2026, in Penacova, Portugal. The race offers three distances: a long trail of 19 km, a shorter trail of 14 km, and a 10 km walk, providing options for different levels of endurance and experience.
The event is open to athletes aged 18 and over for the long trail, while the shorter trail and walk allow participants from age 16 with parental consent. The race is organized by Grupo Desportivo de Telhado and features a semi-autonomous format with well-marked routes, emphasizing adherence to the natural environment and safety.
The Trail das Ribeiras routes are set in scenic natural surroundings near Telhado, with organized aid stations and safety support. The atmosphere promotes sportsmanship and respect, with clear rules of conduct and disqualification penalties to maintain fairness and safety. The event also includes a communal lunch and an awards ceremony, creating a friendly and community-focused race day.
The II Trilhos da Boa Viagem is a trail running event taking place on April 26, 2026, starting at 09:00 in Moita, Setúbal. It offers three main distances: 23 km long trail, 12 km short trail, and a 10 km walk, plus a 500-meter kids’ fun run.
This event welcomes participants of all levels, including beginners and regular athletes, with specific age restrictions for the 12 km trail (minimum 14 years). It aims to promote sport, social interaction, and appreciation of the natural and cultural heritage of the Moita region, featuring mostly dirt paths and rural roads.
The race atmosphere is community-oriented and environmentally conscious, with marked routes and multiple aid stations. Awards are given to top finishers by gender and age categories, and there are prizes for the best teams in the 12 km and 23 km races.
The I Raid BTT Braguinhas – A Pedro Braga is a leisure active mountain bike raid taking place on April 26, 2026, starting at 9:30 AM near the football field of Padim da Graça in Braga, Portugal. The event features a single 45 km open circuit route through forest trails and rural paths across the Braga and Barcelos municipalities.
This race is open to all athletes aged 17 and above without the need for a sports license, promoting group spirit, mutual help, social interaction, and healthy sports practice. It includes categories for elite men and women, masters, sub-23, and e-bike riders, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.
The event offers a festive and supportive atmosphere focused on enjoyment and community, with food and drink provided along the route and at the finish line, as well as additional services like bike washing and hot showers.
The VIII Edition of Trail Trilhos de Pina Manique is a trail running event taking place on April 26, 2026, in Manique do Intendente, Azambuja, Portugal. It offers three distances: a competitive Trail of 23 km, a Mini Trail of 13 km, and a non-competitive 10 km walk.
The event welcomes runners of various ages, starting from 16 years for the Mini Trail and 18 years for the full Trail, open to both federated and non-federated athletes. The race is part of the local festivities of the Festa das Tasquinhas de Manique do Intendente 2026, adding a festive community atmosphere.
The courses traverse the scenic trails around Manique do Intendente and neighboring villages, starting at Largo Pina Manique and finishing at Largo dos Imperadores, with clear trail markings and safety support. The event includes classifications by age groups, general classification, and team competitions, alongside special awards for local residents and the oldest finishers, making it inclusive and competitive for all participants.
The VIII Trail Vila de Alegrete is a trail running event taking place on April 26, 2026, in Alegrete. It offers three main distances: Long Trail (31 km), Short Trail (20 km), and Mini Trail (12 km), along with a Kids Run for ages 5 to 15 on April 25.
This event is part of the Circuito Distrital de Trail da Associação de Atletismo do Distrito de Portalegre (AADP), including categories for youth and adults. It promotes sport among young people and provides an inclusive experience for participants with disabilities who meet minimum participation conditions.
The atmosphere is community-oriented with support from local organizations, featuring competitive and youth trail running alongside a walking event.
The IV Triatlo de Moura 2026 is a triathlon event organized by the Municipality of Moura, with technical support from the Portuguese Triathlon Federation (FTP). The event takes place on April 26, 2026, in Moura, Portugal, and includes two distinct competitions.
The main race is the National Individual Middle Distance Triathlon Championship, exclusively for licensed athletes affiliated with the Portuguese Triathlon Federation. Alongside this championship, the event also features an Open Race in Standard Distance, open to both licensed and non-licensed athletes, with the option to compete individually or in relay teams.
The race unfolds across three segments: swimming at the Moura River Beach in the Alqueva reservoir, cycling between the river beach and the town of Moura, and running through the urban area of Moura. The event follows the official rules of the Portuguese Triathlon Federation and is part of the national competition calendar.
The Passeio de BTT da Primavera is a non-competitive mountain bike event taking place on April 26, 2026, in Manteigas, Guarda. The event offers a 40 km route with 1050 meters of elevation gain, suitable for leisure riders.
Open to all participants, the event includes a family walk alongside the bike ride, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages and abilities. The route traverses public roads and paths, marked with ribbons and available via GPS.
The event concludes with a communal lunch, fostering a friendly and social environment for participants and their families.
Horizontes Backyard Ultra is not about speed — it’s about endurance. The race follows the classic Backyard Ultra format: complete a 6.706 km loop in under one hour. A new loop starts every hour. If you don’t finish in time or don’t start the next loop, you’re out. The race continues until only one athlete remains — the Last One Standing.
This format tests consistency, mindset, strategy, nutrition and rest management more than any fixed-distance race.
The VI Trail Nascente e Vale do Neiva is a trail running event scheduled for April 26, 2026, in Ribeira do Neiva, Vila Verde, Portugal. The event offers multiple distances including a 45 km Ultra Trail, 28 km Trail, 18 km Trail Sprint, 13 km Trail Jovem, and a 10 km non-competitive Walk, all starting and finishing at the Complexo Desportivo da Ribeira do Neiva.
This race is open to all athletes with no physical limitations and includes various age categories, making it accessible for a wide range of participants. It is part of the ATRP and the AABraga district championship, offering competitive opportunities with individual and team classifications. The race courses run through the beautiful Vale do Neiva, featuring rich natural landscapes such as forests, farms, ancient Roman trails, and riverside paths, including a unique route passing the source of the Neiva River.
The atmosphere of the event is welcoming and family-friendly, encouraging participants to enjoy the scenic environment with friends and family. Besides the main races, the event includes a non-timed walk, making it inclusive for all fitness levels.
The Skyrace® Serra dos Passos 2026 is a skyrunning event taking place on April 26, 2026, in Passos, Mirandela, Portugal. It features two competitive races: the Mini Skyrace® Serra dos Passos 10K and the Skyrace® Serra dos Passos 22K, certified by the International Skyrunning Federation (ISF).
The races cover technical trails through the Serra dos Passos and Serra de Santa Comba mountains, offering spectacular views of the Trás-Os-Montes region. The event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes, with a registration limit of 400 participants.
It is part of several national skyrunning championships and series, including the Skyrunning Portugal Series and the National Skyrunning Championships. The race promotes fair play, respect for nature, and a healthy lifestyle, with a competitive yet environmentally conscious atmosphere.