
Running
5 km
22 Races

The Montalegre Urban Fit is an urban obstacle race taking place on March 6, 2027, in Montalegre, Portugal. The race features a 9 km course with 30 obstacles of varying difficulty, set in cold conditions typical of the Barroso region at this time of year.
Participants can choose from several competition categories including Elite Liga, Elite Internacional, Liga Competitive, and Guerreiro (fun category), with individual and team options available. The event is open to participants aged 14 and above, with some categories requiring registration with the OCR Portugal league.
This race combines physical challenge with a community spirit, as it supports a local Montalegre institution. The event atmosphere is competitive yet inclusive, with multiple start waves and a finisher prize for all participants.
The Vodafone 10K is a road running event integrated into the EDP Meia Maratona de Lisboa, taking place on March 7, 2027, in Lisbon, Portugal. The race covers a distance of 10 km and offers participants the opportunity to run across the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge, finishing in front of the Centro Cultural de Belém at Praça do Império.
The event is open to all athletes aged 18 and above and is designed as a mass participation race, without age group categories, focusing on accessibility and the experience of running in one of Lisbon’s most iconic routes.
With a scenic course similar to the Lisbon Half Marathon, the Vodafone 10K provides a unique running experience combining urban landscapes and waterfront views, attracting thousands of participants each year.
The Vertical Costa Norte is a vertical kilometer mountain running race taking place on September 28, 2025, in Madeira, Portugal. This event features a challenging 13 km vertical kilometer distance designed to test endurance and climbing skills.
Open to a broad range of athletes from various age groups including youth, juniors, seniors, and veterans, the race welcomes both licensed and non-licensed participants affiliated with the Federação de Campismo e Montanhismo de Portugal. It is organized by Clube Naval de São Vicente with strong support from local authorities, ensuring a well-structured competition.
The race offers a unique experience with its steep vertical ascent along the northern coast of Madeira, promising spectacular landscapes and a demanding terrain. The atmosphere is competitive yet inclusive, attracting mountain running enthusiasts eager to challenge themselves in a scenic and rugged environment.