
Running
5 km
13 Races

The 14th Corrida da Água is a running and walking event taking place on November 1, 2026, in Monsanto, Lisbon. It features a 10 km race and a 4 km walk, both starting and finishing at different locations within Monsanto Park.
The 10 km race is open to all participants aged 18 and over, while the 4 km walk is open to all ages. The race route includes a unique passage through the historic Aqueduto das Águas Livres, a National Monument and remarkable hydraulic engineering feat.
The event offers a festive atmosphere with limited participation capped at 2000 athletes, providing a memorable experience combining sport and cultural heritage.
The II Trail Cidade de Faro takes place on 1 November 2026 in Estoi, in the municipality of Faro. Organised by Associação Temivels d’Atalaia in partnership with the Municipality of Faro, the event combines competitive trail running with a recreational walk through the natural and rural landscapes surrounding the village.
Participants can choose between a 32 km Long Trail, a 21 km Trail Sprint, a 13 km Mini Trail and a 10 km walk. The routes mainly follow rural paths, natural trails and forest tracks, with occasional sections on public roads. Depending on the chosen distance, runners may encounter uneven ground, steeper gradients and more technical sections.
The Long Trail has approximately 1,600 metres of elevation gain, while the Trail Sprint includes around 700 metres. The Mini Trail and walk offer shorter alternatives, with approximately 580 and 200 metres of climbing respectively. Along the way, participants can expect views towards the Algarve coastline and the surrounding hills.
The three trail races are competitive and include official classifications, while the walk is recreational. The programme also includes electronic timing for competitive participants, aid stations, medical support, a finisher medal, an official T-shirt and post-race food.
The 5th Trail Demônios do Lizandro is a trail running event taking place on November 6 and 7, 2026, in Santa Susana – São João das Lampas, Sintra municipality. It features a variety of race distances including Trail Endurance (100 km), Ultra Trail (50 km), Trail Longo (30 km), Trail Sprint (20 km), Mini Trail (12 km), and a 12 km walking event. This event is open to all athletes aged 18 and above for competitive races, with younger participants allowed in the walking event with authorization, making it inclusive for a wide range of trail runners and walkers.
Certified by ITRA and counting towards the UTMB index, the race is also part of the ATRP circuit and the Lisbon Athletics Association regional circuit. Participants will experience the unique trails of the region, known for their natural beauty and challenging terrain. The event’s festive atmosphere combines serious competition with community spirit, offering a well-organized experience for both elite and amateur athletes.
The event logistics are centralized at the Sociedade Recreativa de Santa Susana e Pobral, providing a unified hub for secretariat, start/finish lines, and facilities. While mainly individual competitions, the event includes team classifications and awards, adding a team dimension to the race.
The Sesimbra Spartan Race is an obstacle course race event taking place on November 7-8, 2026, in Sesimbra, Portugal, at Praia da Califórnia. Participants can choose from Sprint (5K, 20 obstacles), Super (10K, 25 obstacles), Beast (21K, 30 obstacles), and a Kids Race (1-3K with obstacles).
This event is part of the Spartan Trifecta Weekend, allowing athletes to complete all three main distances over the weekend to achieve the ultimate Spartan challenge. The race features stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, running through a picturesque fishing village, sandy beaches, rugged mountains, and an ancient castle, offering a unique and challenging terrain.
The event welcomes Spartans from around the world to test their limits and celebrate the spirit of the race, making it a memorable and demanding experience for all participants.
Ladeira On Fire 2026 is a competition exclusively for firefighters, taking place on November 7, 2026, in Nazaré. The event is organized by the Associação Humanitária dos Bombeiros Voluntários da Nazaré and features a challenging urban race format requiring full firefighter personal protective equipment.
The race is open only to Volunteer Firefighters, Sapadores, and Municipal Firefighters, with a maximum of 200 participants. It includes male and female categories divided into age groups from 18 years and above.
Participants experience a unique and demanding course on the Ladeira da Nazaré, fostering courage and strength in a spirited firefighter community atmosphere. The event concludes with a solidarity lunch featuring traditional dishes.
The Porto Marathon 2026 is one of Portugal’s most iconic road running events and returns on November 8, 2026. The race starts near SEA LIFE Porto and finishes at the Queimódromo, next to Parque da Cidade.
Known for its fast and mostly flat course along Porto’s Atlantic coastline, the event attracts thousands of national and international runners every year. With several race distances available, it caters to different levels of fitness, from experienced marathoners to those looking for a relaxed, non-competitive walk.
The Trail do Marco 2026 is a trail running event taking place on November 8, 2026, in Marco de Canaveses, Portugal. It features three competitive races and a non-competitive walk, with distances of 50 km (Ultra Trail), 31 km (Trail Longo), 17 km (Trail Sprint), and a 12 km walk.
The event is open to athletes aged 18 and over, requiring no license but demanding high physical condition due to the challenging terrain and possible sudden weather changes. It is part of the ATRP National Circuit and Porto Trail Series (subject to annual confirmation).
All routes start and finish near the Marco de Canaveses City Hall, offering a competitive atmosphere with monetary prizes for winners and trophies for top finishers in various age categories, including team awards. The event also includes a non-competitive walk, making it accessible for a broader audience.
TRILHO DOS LINCES by GoldEnergy 2026 is a trail running event taking place on November 8, 2026, in Vila Real, Portugal. The event offers multiple race distances: Ultra Trilho dos Linces (50 km), Trilho dos Linces (35 km), Trilho dos Linces Sprint (21 km), Mini Trilho dos Linces (12 km), and a 12 km walk.
The races are open to participants aged 16 and above for shorter distances and 18 and above for longer distances, with a walk open to all ages. The event is part of the ATRP National Trail Circuits and regional championships, featuring challenging courses with significant elevation gains up to 2800 meters.
The trails traverse the Serra do Alvão region, crossing rural, agricultural, and mountainous terrain with marked paths and public road crossings. The event includes competitive races and a recreational walk, creating a diverse and inclusive atmosphere for trail running enthusiasts.
The Trilho do Neveiro is a trail running event held on November 8, 2026, in Castanheira de Pera, Portugal. The event explores the natural landscapes of the southern slopes of the Serra da Lousã and promotes outdoor sports and nature tourism in the region.
Inspired by the historic “neveiros” of Coentral, ancient snow wells once used to transport ice to Lisbon, the event combines sport with local heritage and natural scenery. The event includes competitive trail races and a recreational walk, allowing participants of different experience levels to explore mountain trails and forest paths in the area.
Participants will run through natural routes marked by the organization, with several aid stations and safety support along the course. The event is organized by Prazilândia Turismo e Ambiente with the support of the Municipality of Castanheira de Pera and local organizations.
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.