
Running
5 km
14 Races

The Camacha Trail is a trail running event taking place on August 2, 2026, in the parish of Camacha, Santa Cruz, Madeira. It features three circular races: the Long Trail (26 km, 1400 m elevation gain), the Sprint Trail (15 km, 612 m elevation gain), and the Youth Trail (9 km, 461 m elevation gain).
The event is part of the Regional Trail Madeira Circuit 2025/2026 organized by AARAM. The races are open to various age categories, with minimum ages of 20 for the Long Trail, 18 for the Sprint, and youth categories for the Youth Trail. The Youth Trail also serves as the regional championship for young trail runners.
The courses start and finish at Largo Conselheiro Aires de Ornelas in Camacha and offer challenging mountainous terrain with significant elevation changes. The event promotes respect for nature and fair play, with a festive atmosphere including a communal lunch and awards ceremony.
The Corrida da Praia da Vieira takes place on August 8, 2026, in Praia da Vieira, combining competitive road running with a relaxed seaside atmosphere along the Portuguese coast.
Organized by Industrial Desportivo Vieirense and integrated into the ADAL middle-distance circuit, the event includes an approximately 8 km road race and an 8 km recreational walk, both starting and finishing on Avenida Marginal near the “Homenagem aos Náufragos do Salsinha”.
With an oceanfront setting, late-afternoon schedule and accessible distance, the event offers a summer running experience suitable for both competitive athletes and recreational participants looking to enjoy Praia da Vieira in an active environment.
The III Vila Chã Kids Trail is a trail running event taking place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, in Vila Chã, Fornos de Algodres, Guarda. It is designed specifically for children, offering a unique opportunity for young athletes to experience trail running in a supportive environment.
The event starts at 09:00 and features a kid-friendly course suitable for young participants. It is open to children, promoting physical activity and outdoor adventure in a scenic location.
The 47th Grande Prémio de Atletismo de Rossas is a running event taking place on August 8, 2026, in Rossas, Arouca. It features multiple race distances tailored to different age groups, from 600 meters for young children to 7,000 meters for adults and veterans.
The event is open to athletes registered with any association in the country, including popular organizations and schools, welcoming a wide range of participants. It offers competitive races with monetary prizes for juniors, seniors, and veterans, alongside trophies and medals for all participants.
The race atmosphere is family-friendly, with categories for children and youth, and includes team classifications. The main race starts at Câmara Municipal de Arouca and finishes at Polo Escolar de Rossas, with water stations and public order support ensuring a safe and organized competition.
The Góis Challenge is a team-based CrossTraining and hybrid workout competition held on August 8, 2026, at Parque de lazer do Cerejal, Góis. The event features a race format where teams of four complete a sequence of running and functional workouts as quickly as possible.
Teams compete in three categories: ELITE and OPEN divisions require mixed teams of two men and two women, while the FRIENDLY category allows mixed or non-mixed teams with a focus on fun and experience. The event welcomes athletes aged 16 and older and offers a unique combination of running, functional movements, and water workouts without the need to know how to swim.
The race atmosphere balances competitive intensity in the ELITE and OPEN divisions with a relaxed, supportive vibe in the FRIENDLY category, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide range of participants.
The 3rd Fúria Trail Sunset is a trail running event taking place on August 8-9, 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 Trail da Raia is an international trail running event taking place on Saturday, August 8, 2026, in Aldeia do Bispo – Sabugal, Guarda, Portugal. It features multiple competitive distances: Trail Ultra (45 km), Trail Longo (31 km), Trail Curto (16 km), and Trail Mini (11 km), as well as initiation routes including a walk and a kids’ trail.
The event is open to participants of various ages starting from 6 years old for the kids’ trail up to adults for the ultra trail, with no mention of license requirements. The race courses traverse rugged terrain along rural paths and historic smuggler trails between Portugal and Spain, offering a unique cultural and natural experience in the Serra da Malcata protected area.
The race promotes eco-responsibility with sustainable practices, including reusable signage, prohibition of plastic bottles, and local artisan trophies. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with inclusivity, allowing participants of all levels to join, supported by a detailed schedule including briefing, starts, and awards on race day.
The 1st Beer Mile – A.R. Sequeirô – Os Destemidos is a unique recreational running event taking place on August 8, 2026, in Sequeirô, Santo Tirso, Portugal. The race consists of a one-mile distance (1609 meters) divided into four laps of 400 meters each, combining athletic challenge with a fun and social atmosphere.
Participants compete individually or in teams of four in a relay format, where each lap is preceded by drinking a 200ml beer. The event is open to all athletes aged 18 and over, whether federated or not, emphasizing camaraderie, fun, and responsible participation rather than official competition.
This event offers a lively and engaging experience, encouraging public involvement and entertainment, with a festive after-party to celebrate all participants.
The VIII Vila Chã Aldeia Trail is a trail running event taking place on August 9, 2026, in Vila Chã – Fornos de Algodres, Portugal. It is part of the Circuito de Trail da Beira Alta 2026 and serves as the 6th stage of this series.
The event offers multiple distances: a long trail of approximately 22 km with 800 meters of elevation gain, a short trail of approximately 14 km with 500 meters of elevation gain, a mini trail and a walk of approximately 9 km with 200 meters of elevation gain. The long and short trails are open to all participants aged 18 and over, while the mini trail is open to participants aged 11 to 14 with parental consent.
The race courses predominantly follow trails, rural paths, dirt roads, and streams around the adjacent villages, providing a natural and challenging mountain terrain. The event promotes sports practice in the region and encourages respect for the environment and fair play among participants.
The 1st Trail Between the Mountain and the Sea – Fonte Férrea is a trail running event taking place on August 9, 2026, in São Brás de Alportel, Portugal. It offers multiple distances: Trail (31 km), Trail Sprint (22 km), Mini Trail (13 km), and a non-competitive Walk (11 km), catering to various fitness levels.
This event is part of the official calendar of the Algarve Regional Trail Sprint and Trail Circuit for the 2025/2026 season, ensuring high standards of competition. The race courses traverse the Serra do Caldeirão, featuring rugged terrain with elevations frequently exceeding 500 meters, offering scenic views of the Algarve coast and surrounding landscapes.
The event promotes inclusivity with age categories and team classifications for competitive distances, and also includes a recreational walk. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with a connection to nature and environmental responsibility.