Running
346 Races
The Trail do Aqueduto is a trail running event taking place on October 11, 2026, in Paredes, Portugal. It features four races: a 33 km long trail, a 23 km trail, a 13 km short trail, and a 9 km non-competitive walk, all starting and finishing at the Campo de Golfe do Aqueduto.
Participants must be at least 18 years old for the long and regular trail, 16 years for the short trail, and it is recommended that walkers be at least 8 years old. The event is part of the ATRP certification and counts towards the National Circuits, Porto Trail Series, and UTMB Index, offering access to major international trail events.
The courses run mostly on trails and paths through several parishes in the Paredes municipality, with significant elevation gains, providing a challenging and scenic experience for trail runners of various levels.
Corrida da Ponte 2026 is a 10 km running race taking place on October 11, 2026, in Viana do Castelo, Portugal. This event is open to both federated and non-federated athletes of all genders, including juniors, seniors, and veterans.
The race route crosses the iconic Ponte Eiffel over the Rio Lima and covers urban streets of Viana do Castelo, offering a dynamic city running experience. The event also includes youth races with shorter distances for various age groups, making it inclusive for younger participants.
With organized timing, official classifications by age categories and teams, and monetary prizes for top finishers, Corrida da Ponte 2026 combines competitive spirit with community engagement in a festive atmosphere.
The Maratona BTT de Encostas do Bussaco is a mountain bike marathon event taking place on October 11, 2026, in Luso / Serra do Bussaco, Portugal. It offers competitive distances of 65 km (Marathon) and 40 km (Half Marathon), as well as non-competitive options including a 25 km bike ride and a 10 km walk.
Open to both federated and non-federated athletes aged 16 and above, with a minimum age of 18 for the elite marathon category. The event is part of the Taça XCM do Centro series, governed by the Associação de Ciclismo da Beira Litoral (ACBL) and follows UCI and UVP-FPC regulations.
The race features marked routes with mandatory control points and a maximum completion time of 6 hours. The competition includes various categories for men, women, paracyclists, and e-MTB riders, with a festive and competitive atmosphere supported by organized start boxes and official timing.
The 3rd Trail Maçã Bravo de Esmolfe will take place on October 11, 2026, in Esmolfe, Penalva do Castelo, Viseu. This trail running event offers three routes: a Long Trail of approximately 21 km with 700 m elevation gain, a Short Trail of approximately 15 km with 500 m elevation gain, and a 9 km walk with 200 m elevation gain.
The event is open to participants aged 16 and over for the trail distances, while the walk has no age restrictions but minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Registration is done online with payment confirmation required. The event includes timing, personal accident insurance, and a finisher medal for trail participants.
Participants will enjoy the natural marked trails with solid and liquid aid stations, technical t-shirts, and local Maçã Bravo apples as gifts. The race atmosphere is community-oriented with prizes for top finishers and the most numerous teams, featuring regional products.
DUAL Round 3 is a hybrid pairs race that combines track running with functional workout stations, created to test endurance, strength, coordination, strategy and teamwork. The event will take place on October 11, 2026, at the Athletics Track of the University of Aveiro.
The race is made up of 8 rounds, always following the same sequence: run + functional station. In each round, both members of the pair run together and then enter the workout area to complete the corresponding station. During the functional stations, only one athlete may perform the exercise at a time, while the other remains at rest.
The total workload of each station is completed through the combined effort of both athletes, allowing each pair to define its own strategy and split the repetitions or distance as they prefer. The clock starts at the beginning of the first run and only stops when the pair completes the final station, with transitions included in the total race time.
The event includes two participation levels: Regular and Advanced. In the Regular level, each round includes a 400 m run; in the Advanced level, each round includes an 800 m run. Both formats include functional exercises such as box jumps, single arm snatches, walking lunges, push-ups, farmer’s carry, bear crawl/crab walk, burpee broad jumps and partner wallballs.
The II Trilho das Oliveiras is a trail running and walking event taking place on October 11, 2026, in the village of Morais, Portugal. It offers four participation options: Long Trail (20 km), Short Trail (12 km), Mini Trail (6 km), and a Walk, all set in a natural landscape featuring trails, rural paths, and some asphalt sections.
The event is open to all athletes aged 15 and above for the 6 km and 12 km trails, and 18 and above for the 20 km trail, including federated and non-federated participants. The walk is open to all ages, with minors allowed if accompanied by an adult. Registration includes access to a communal lunch after the race, fostering a friendly and social atmosphere.
The race routes highlight the natural beauty, history, and local heritage of the Morais region, with olive groves and hills as a backdrop. The event is organized by the Junta de Freguesia de Morais with support from local authorities and volunteers, emphasizing community involvement and celebration.
The II Maratona BTT Cercibeja is a mountain bike marathon event taking place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at Praia dos 5 Reis in Beja, Portugal. The race starts at 09:00 and offers multiple categories including Half Marathon, Marathon, and E-Bikes.
The event welcomes participants across various age groups and categories, including juniors, elites, masters, and e-bike riders, making it accessible to a wide range of mountain biking enthusiasts.
The Intermunicipal Cup 3H MTB Endurance is a mountain bike endurance race series held across six events in various municipalities including Alenquer, Loures, Mafra, Oeiras, Amadora, and Lisbon. The 2026 edition welcomes participants aged 5 and above, with categories for juniors, adults, masters, and e-bikes.
The races take place on circuits approximately 4 to 7 km long for the 3-hour endurance events and 1 to 3 km for juvenile races, with specific shorter distances for younger categories. The competition is open to both licensed competitive athletes and non-federated riders, fostering an inclusive amateur competitive atmosphere.
Alongside the endurance races, juvenile MTB races are held on the same days, providing a comprehensive event for all ages. The series awards points and prizes across categories, culminating in a final trophy ceremony recognizing top performers.
The 4th Passeio BTT BidoPedestres is a recreational mountain bike ride taking place on October 11, 2026, in Bidoeira de Cima, Leiria. This event features a single route of approximately 40 km with medium difficulty, guided by GPS with some markings.
Open to all participants without competition or classification, the ride is limited to 350 riders. The start and finish are at the Cultural Center near the Sapateira leisure park, offering a relaxed and nature-focused atmosphere.
Registration includes optional bib, refreshments, lunch, showers, and bike washing, making it a well-supported and enjoyable outdoor experience.
The 16th Edition BTT Terras do Toiro is a mountain bike race taking place on October 11, 2026, at Parque de Jogos Acílio Rocha in Porto Alto, Santarém. The event offers two main race distances: 45 km and 70 km, with trails primarily on dirt paths and occasional asphalt sections.
The race is open to all participants aged 16 and over, with specific age categories for men and women, and includes special classifications for E-Bikes and Gravel bikes. The event features a competitive atmosphere with prizes for top finishers in various categories and a group award.
Participants will enjoy marked routes with GPS tracks provided shortly before the event, support stations with food and drinks, and a festive prize ceremony. Additional services include bike washing, showers, and meal options.