The V Lamas Trail is a trail running event taking place on Sunday, May 3, 2026, in Lamas, Ferreira de Aves, Sátão, Viseu, Portugal. It offers three routes: a 22 km Trail, a 13 km Mini Trail, and a 13 km Walk.
Participants aged 16 and older can compete in the Trail distances, while the walk has no age restrictions but minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. The event features marked courses with solid and liquid aid stations and includes a prize ceremony for the top three finishers in each male and female age category.
The race atmosphere is community-focused with support services such as medical aid at the finish, transport for dropouts, and access to changing rooms. The event also provides a race kit including a bib, event t-shirt, insurance, and meal vouchers if purchased.
The Aqua Race 2026 is a trail running and walking event scheduled for May 3, 2026, at the Parque de Feiras Municipal de Mora in Évora district. The event features three trail distances—Mini Trail at approximately 14 km, Trail Sprint at around 18 km, and Trail Longo at about 32 km—as well as a 14 km aquatic walk, blending trail running with technical watercourse sections without swimming.
This race is open to all participants aged 13 and above, requiring a signed responsibility term for minors. It is part of the Évora Regional Trail Championship, with Trail Longo serving as the stage for the Regional Trail Cup. The course offers a unique experience running through some of the wildest watercourses in the region, combining technical terrain with scenic aquatic elements.
The event atmosphere is dynamic, combining competitive trail racing with a popular walk, and caters to a wide range of athletes. It features organized transport to start points for longer distances, warm showers post-race, and a festive award ceremony, making it a comprehensive race day for trail enthusiasts and walkers alike.
Trilhos do Alecrim 2026 is a trail running event taking place on May 3, 2026, in Serro Ventoso, Porto de Mós. The event features two competitive races: a Mini Trail of approximately 11-12 km and a Short Trail of approximately 20-21 km, along with a non-competitive 10 km walk.
Open to all participants, the event is part of the Troféu Trail Porto de Mós 2026 series. The courses offer significant elevation changes, with the Mini Trail having about 450 meters of ascent and descent, and the Short Trail about 900 meters, showcasing the natural and emblematic landscapes of the region.
The atmosphere includes competitive racing with individual and team classifications, as well as a parallel family-friendly walk, making it suitable for a wide range of participants.
The Lobo Ibérico Trail is a trail running event scheduled for May 3, 2026, in Malveira, starting and finishing at Estádio das Seixas. It offers four distances: Trail Longo (24 km), Trail Curto (17 km), Mini Trail (13 km), and a non-competitive Caminhada (13 km), accommodating a wide range of runners and walkers.
This event is open to all age categories, including Juvenil to Veterans, with specific age limits for each race. It is part of a competitive trail running series and emphasizes showcasing the natural beauty of the region, including routes near the Iberian Wolf Recovery Center.
The race features diverse terrain such as dirt, sand, and asphalt with natural obstacles like stones, roots, and dense vegetation, providing a challenging and scenic experience. The atmosphere is inclusive and community-oriented, with team competitions and awards for individual and team performances, making it appealing to both competitive athletes and recreational participants.
The Trail do Calvário is a trail running event taking place on May 3, 2026, in Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal. It features two competitive distances: a Long Trail of approximately 23 km with ±1000 m elevation gain and a Short Trail of approximately 14 km with ±600 m elevation gain, plus a non-competitive 8 km walk called Caminhada da Mãe.
The event is open to participants aged 16 and above for the Short Trail and 18 and above for the Long Trail, with no age limit for the walk if accompanied by an adult. It is part of the Famalicão Trail Championship and the Braga Regional Trail Championship, attracting a diverse range of trail runners.
The race courses traverse mountain trails, rural paths, and roads across several parishes, offering challenging terrain and scenic landscapes. The atmosphere combines competitive spirit with community engagement, including classifications by age groups and team competitions.
The 12th Trilho das Lampas takes place on May 9, 2026, in São João das Lampas, Sintra, Portugal. Organized by the Grupo de Dinamização Desportiva in partnership with the Sociedade Recreativa, Desportiva e Familiar de S. João das Lampas, this trail running event takes place in the natural surroundings of the Ribeira da Samarra basin, partly within the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park.
The event includes a Trail Long (20 km), a Trail Short (13 km) and a non-competitive Walk (13 km). The courses feature mixed terrain with elevation gain, combining natural trails and varied surfaces typical of the region.
The 39th Half Marathon of Cortegaça is a road running event taking place on May 10, 2026, along the beautiful beaches of Cortegaça and Furadouro. It offers a half marathon distance, as well as shorter running and walking options, making it accessible for a wide range of participants.
This race is open to all athletes, including various veteran categories, and does not require a license, welcoming both amateur and experienced runners. Known for its flat course and stunning natural landscapes, the event is a highlight in the Portuguese road running calendar.
The race atmosphere combines the spirit of competition with the enjoyment of coastal scenery, providing a memorable experience for individuals and families alike.
GÓIS TRAIL - "Between the mountain and the Ceira" 2026
The Góis Trail 3rd edition – Entre a serra e o Ceira is a trail running event taking place on May 10, 2026, in Góis, Coimbra, Portugal. It features four races: a non-competitive 12 km walk and three competitive trail runs of approximately 12 km (Mini Trail), 17 km (Trail Curto), and 30 km (Trail Longo).
The event is open to athletes meeting minimum age requirements (16+ for Mini Trail, 18+ for Trail Curto, and 20+ for Trail Longo) and includes a race that is part of the Coimbra district circuit with discounts for ADAC-affiliated athletes. The courses traverse beautiful trails around the Ceira valley and surrounding mountains, offering spectacular natural scenery.
The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with good organization, animation, and a focus on respect for nature. The event includes individual and team classifications with trophies and prizes, and provides showers and post-race amenities.
The 8th Trilhos Luso Bussaco is a trail running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in Luso, Mealhada, Portugal. This event features three trail running races of different lengths and a non-competitive walk, offering options for various skill levels from beginners to experienced athletes.
Participants can choose from a long trail with a technical and demanding course, a medium-distance trail suitable for regular athletes, and a mini trail ideal for beginners, as well as a medium-difficulty walking route. The event is open to all, with age restrictions only for the mini trail and walk (under 18s). The competition includes general, gender, and age group classifications, and team awards based on combined individual results.
The race takes place in the Serra do Bussaco, passing through the unique natural landscapes of the Bussaco National Forest, including historic and scenic points such as the Palace Bussaco Hotel, Fonte Fria stairs, and Cruz Alta. The event atmosphere combines challenge and enjoyment in a forested mountainous environment, with a strong community spirit and team competition. The start and finish are at the Centro de Estágios do Luso, with well-marked trails ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.
The PR5 Tábua – Rota do Penedo Cabana 2026 is a running event scheduled for May 10, 2026, in Tábua, Portugal. This event features trail running distances, challenging participants with the natural terrain of the region.
The race is open to runners, providing an opportunity to explore the unique landscapes around Tábua. The event offers a competitive yet welcoming atmosphere for all participants.
