Running
270 Races
Tech Run Lisboa 2026 is a unique running event taking place on November 8, 2026, at the Unicorn Factory in Lisbon’s Beato Innovation District. This event features 30-minute races on a closed 400-meter track where participants compete to cover the greatest distance within the time limit.
The race is divided into three heats based on running pace: Social, Challenge, and Performance, accommodating approximately 200 runners each. It is open to men and women aged 18 and over, including athletes with disabilities, making it inclusive for a wide range of participants.
Following the races, a post-race party at Casa Capitão offers a festive atmosphere for networking and celebration, connecting the innovation and technology ecosystem with the running community.
The 3rd São Martinho Run and Walk is a road running and walking event taking place on November 8, 2026, in Fajã Grande, Azores. It offers multiple circular race distances starting and finishing at Casa do Povo de Fajã Grande.
Distances include a 500m Kids Run, 1500m for Benjamins, 2500m for Infantis/Iniciados and the walk, 5000m for several female and male veteran and senior categories, and 7500m for male Juvenis/Juniores and Seniores. The event welcomes participants of all ages with specific age categories and requires minors to be accompanied during the walk.
Organized by Atlético Clube Fajã Grande, the event promotes sport and healthy social interaction with a festive atmosphere. Awards are given to the top three finishers in each category, and all finishers receive a finisher prize.
Trilhos do Burel is a trail running event taking place on November 8, 2026, in Manteigas, Serra da Estrela, Portugal. The event offers multiple distances: 33 km, 18 km, 12 km, and a walking option.
The race is open to participants aged 14 and above with specific age and responsibility requirements depending on the distance. It is organized by ManteigasbyHeart with support from local entities, aiming to promote the region and its natural beauty.
The event features challenging trails with new climbs, set in the scenic Vale da Castanheira area, providing a unique mountain running experience with a welcoming atmosphere.
The VII Trilhos D. Pedro e D. Inês is a trail running event scheduled for November 8, 2026, in Paço, Peniche, Portugal. It features a 16 km trail race, a 12 km trail and walk, and a 800 m kids’ trail run.
The event is open to all athletes aged 18 and over for the trail race, with no license required, and includes a special couples competition called the D. Pedro e D. Inês Trophy. The courses are circular, technical trails with steep ascents and descents in the Planalto das Cesaredas area, crossing municipalities of Lourinhã and Peniche.
The atmosphere combines competitive and recreational elements, with categories for men and women across various age groups, a non-competitive kids’ run, and a walking option. The event offers finisher prizes, t-shirts, showers, and insurance for participants.
The III Mini-Trail Quinta de Santoínho takes place on 8 November 2026 in Darque, Viana do Castelo. Organised by Associação Trilhos de Viana with the support of the Municipality of Viana do Castelo, the event follows an 11 km route through the trails and paths of Monte Galeão.
The Mini-Trail starts at 10:00 from Quinta de Santoínho, where the finish line is also located. The event has no fixed time barriers, with sweep runners following the field to close the course.
Timing is carried out using an electronic chip, which participants must validate at the designated control points. The organisation may also use surprise checkpoints. The event is organised in semi-autonomy, with refreshments provided at the finish, so athletes should carry enough food and liquids to meet their needs during the course.
Registration includes a race bib, personal accident insurance, finisher medal, safety and rescue services, finish-line refreshments and access to post-race showers.
The 3rd Fúria Trail Sunset is a trail running event taking place on November 8, 2026, in Freixianda, Ourém. It features competitive timed races including a 21 km Trail Curto, 14 km Mini-Trail, and 10 km 1st Experience Trail, along with a non-competitive 10 km walk and several kids’ trail races ranging from 1 to 2 km.
The event is open to all athletes, federated or not, with age categories for men and women from Sub 23 to 60+. The courses are circular, starting and finishing at the ACRVN headquarters, and include technical trails with moderate difficulty and marked routes. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with family-friendly activities, including kids’ races.
Participants will enjoy the scenic trails of the Vale do Nabão region, supported by local organizations and sponsors, promoting healthy habits and regional exposure.
The 1st Grande Prémio da Vinha e do Vinho is a running event taking place on November 15, 2026, in Borba, Évora. It features multiple race distances including 1000m, 2000m, 3000m, 5000m walk, and a 10,000m race, catering to a wide range of age categories from 7 years old and up.
The event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes of all nationalities and ages, with a minimum age of 7 years. It offers competitive categories for youth, adults, and masters, with monetary prizes for top finishers and team awards. The race is held on a mostly urban circuit within the city streets of Borba.
Participants receive a finisher medal, technical t-shirt, and refreshments. The event promotes social responsibility by donating part of the registration fees to cancer support services.
The 3rd Alberto Bastos Mile in Athletics is a running event taking place on November 14, 2026, at Av. Padre Joaquim Valente Martingo, São Pedro de Castelões, Vale de Cambra. It features multiple distances for different age categories, including 500m, 804m, and 1,609m races.
The event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes from popular organizations, schools, and associations across the country. It includes categories from Benjamins (under 10) to Veterans (50+), with separate classifications for men and women.
The race is integrated into the Chestnut Fair of São Pedro de Castelões and offers individual and team prizes, including trophies and monetary awards for seniors and veterans. The atmosphere is competitive and community-oriented, with a prize ceremony following the races.
The 11th Trail do Zêzere is a trail running event taking place on November 14 and 15, 2026, in Ferreira do Zêzere, Portugal. It features multiple race distances including a Grande Trail of 49 km with 2646 m elevation gain, a Trail of 33 km with 1626 m elevation gain, a Pequeno Trail of 22 km with 910 m elevation gain, and a Mini Trail and Caminhada of 13 km with 388 m elevation gain.
The event is open to participants aged 12 and above depending on the race category, with specific age minimums for each distance. It includes competitive races, a Caminhada (walk), a kids’ race called Trailinho do Zêzere, and a Cãominhada (dog walk). The races are part of the Trail Running Championships of the Associação de Atletismo de Santarém and are certified by ITRA and ATRP.
The courses traverse trails and paths in the Serra region near the Zêzere River, starting at the Câmara Municipal and finishing at the Pavilhão Municipal of Ferreira do Zêzere. The event offers a festive atmosphere with a variety of race formats for all ages and abilities, including non-competitive and family-friendly activities.
The GRIFO24h is a 24-hour endurance running event taking place on November 14-15, 2026, at the Unidade de Intervenção da GNR in Pontinha, Lisbon. The event includes multiple races: 24 hours, 12 hours, 3 hours, and a Night Marathon, all designed to test physical and mental resilience.
Open to individuals and teams, the event welcomes participants aged 18 and over for most races, with the 3-hour race allowing minors accompanied by an adult. It is part of the national 24-hour endurance running circuit for 2026, alongside two other events.
The race course is a certified 2.235 km closed loop inside the GNR barracks, featuring mostly asphalt and some dirt surfaces. The event promotes camaraderie, strategy, and health culture, with a solidarity component supporting vulnerable families through food donations.