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The Ultramarathon Torres Vedras 2026 is a mountain bike (BTT) race held on June 6, 2026, in Parque Verde da Várzea, Torres Vedras, Lisbon. It offers multiple participation formats including solo, e-bikes, gravel bikes, and relay teams of two, with distances of approximately 140 km and 2800 m of positive elevation gain.
The event is open to all participants aged 19 and above without license requirements. It features a semi-self-sufficient format guided by GPS, which replaces traditional course markings, adding a unique navigational challenge and enhancing safety.
Participants will experience diverse terrain mostly composed of paths, trails, and unpaved roads through the scenic landscapes of the Torres Vedras region. The atmosphere combines adventure and endurance testing, with support stations for food, mechanical assistance, and hydration along the course. The event includes categories for men, women, e-bikes, gravel bikes, and mixed relay teams, making it inclusive and competitive.
The 3rd Edition of the Bracarvs Backyard Ultra will take place on June 6, 2026, in Vila Verde, at Praia Fluvial do Faial. This ultra running event features a loop course of 6.706 km that must be completed every hour.
Participants must complete each loop within one hour to continue, with a new start every hour. The winner is the last runner to complete a loop alone within the time limit. The race continues until only one runner remains or no one completes the loop in time.
The event is open to runners aged 18 to 90 years and offers personalized bibs, event t-shirts, light liquid and solid refreshments, and prizes including entry to the Portuguese national team for the world final in October 2026. The course includes trails, municipal roads, and asphalt with about 30 meters of positive elevation gain, marked with reflective signage for night running.
The Leiria OCR Police Challenge is an obstacle course race taking place on June 6, 2026, at Parque Tenente Coronel Jaime Filipe da Fonseca in Leiria, Portugal. The event features a challenging course of approximately 10 km with dozens of natural and pre-installed obstacles involving strength, endurance, suspension, balance, coordination, water, and mud.
The race is divided into two categories: ELITE, a competitive individual race starting at 09:30 with mandatory chip timing and strict rules, and FUN, a more playful category starting in the afternoon from 14:30 to 17:00, allowing teamwork and assistance among participants without official timing. The event includes an Event Village with secretariat, start/finish line, podium, photopoint, and a Friends Zone.
Leiria OCR Police is part of the national TRICHALLENGE circuit, offering ELITE participants the chance to score points, access the circuit final, and compete for podium prizes. The race atmosphere combines resilience, personal challenge, and community spirit, welcoming a broad public audience.
The Douro Montemuro Ultra Trilhos 2026 is a trail running event organized by Associação Desportiva Cinfães a Correr (ADCC), taking place on June 7, 2026, in the municipality of Cinfães, Portugal. The event includes four competitive races: DMUT Trail Ultra (51 km), DMUT Trail Longo (33 km), DMUT Trail Curto (21 km), and DMUT Mini Trail (12 km), as well as a 12 km non-competitive walk.
Open to all individuals meeting the age and registration requirements, with the minimum age being 18 for competitive races (16 for Mini Trail) and 14 for the walk. The races are part of national and international trail running circuits, including certification by the Associação de Trail Running de Portugal, ITRA, and UTMB Index.
Runners will experience challenging routes through the Douro River, Bestança valley, Montemuro mountain range, and Ladário Park, featuring technical singletracks, significant elevation gain, and diverse natural landscapes. The atmosphere promotes fair play and respect for the environment, with medical and safety support throughout. Post-race amenities include showers, massages, and meals, making it a well-rounded event for trail enthusiasts.
The XII Maratona de Olhas is a marathon cycling event scheduled for Sunday, June 7, 2026, in Olhas, Beja. The event includes marathon and half marathon distances, as well as a category for E-Bikes.
Registration is open with a fee of €15.00, and the event welcomes participants across various age categories, including juniors, elites, and masters. The race offers a competitive atmosphere with multiple categories for men and women, including E-Bikes.
The Rota de Lafões BTT is a mountain biking event taking place on June 7, 2026, in Oliveira de Frades, Viseu. It offers challenging routes for enthusiasts with two main race distances: a 25 km half marathon and a 50 km marathon, both starting and finishing at the same location. Additionally, there is a non-competitive 15-20 km ecotourism cycling route along the Vouga ecopista, and a 10 km walking option.
This event is open to all riders aged 15 to 75 years and includes categories for electric bikes as well. The courses feature rural and forest paths, singletracks, and roads open to traffic, demanding medium to high technical and physical effort. Participants will enjoy beautiful landscapes unique to the Oliveira de Frades area, with well-marked trails and several refreshment points.
The atmosphere is both competitive and festive, with podium awards for general and age categories, including e-bike divisions. The event includes logistical support such as meal options, showers, and safety measures, making it suitable for a broad range of mountain bikers, from elites to amateurs and families interested in the ecotourism ride.
The 14th edition of the LIDL Corrida de Santo António is a running event taking place on June 7, 2026, in Belém, Lisbon, starting and finishing at Praça do Império. It features a 10 km race and a 4 km walk, both open to a wide range of participants.
The 10 km race is open to runners aged 18 and over, while the 4 km walk welcomes participants of all ages. The race is part of the Festas de Lisboa, celebrating the city’s patron saint, offering a festive atmosphere in a historic urban setting.
The courses run through Avenida da Índia with strategic turnaround points, providing a scenic route along the riverside area of Lisbon. The event includes organized start blocks based on runners’ previous times, ensuring a competitive yet inclusive environment.
Gerês Granfondo 2026 is an amateur competitive cycling event taking place on June 7, 2026, in Gerês, Terras de Bouro, Portugal. The race offers three distances: Granfondo (131 km), Mediofondo (90 km), and Minifondo (54 km), all starting and finishing in Gerês.
The event is open to cyclists aged 15 and older, with specific age restrictions for certain distances and mandatory helmet use. It is limited to 1500 participants and follows the regulations of the Portuguese Cycling Federation and the Highway Code.
Participants can enjoy a well-organized race with mechanical and medical support, electronic timing, and a festive atmosphere including finisher medals and podium awards for various categories.
The 21st Trail do Mirante is a trail running event taking place on June 7, 2026, in Ota, Alenquer. It offers three participation options: a 20 km Trail Curto, a 12 km Mini Trail, and a Caminhada (walk).
The race features challenging ascents and descents with spectacular 360º views over the region, starting and finishing at the Centro Social Recreativo Desportivo da Ota. The event welcomes runners across various age categories, with electronic timing via chip for the trail distances.
Participants enjoy a festive atmosphere with logistical support, solid and liquid aid stations, first aid, and a communal lunch after the race. There are prizes for individual and team performances, including special awards for the largest team and the first couple crossing the finish line hand in hand.
The São Mamede Granfondo 2026 is a cycling event taking place on June 7, 2026, in Arronches, Portugal. This Granfondo includes three routes: Granfondo (131 km), Mediofondo (90 km), and Minifondo (60 km), all starting and finishing in Castelo de Vide.
Open to all amateur federated athletes, CPT (Cycling for All) federated athletes, and non-federated riders aged 16 and above (14 for Minifondo with parental consent), the event welcomes a wide range of participants without the need for competition licenses. It is a non-competitive ride with free pace and marked routes.
Participants will enjoy the scenic landscapes of the São Mamede Natural Park and the surrounding regions, with a route featuring varied terrain on open roads. The event is supported by multiple municipalities and the Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth, providing a well-organized and safe environment for cyclists of all levels.