The Trail Cidade de Moura – Terra do Grande Lago is a trail running event taking place on April 19, 2026, in Moura, Alentejo, Portugal. It features multiple race distances including a long trail and a sprint trail, as well as a walking event and a kids’ race.
Open to various age categories including seniors, veterans, and youth, the event welcomes both federated and non-federated athletes. It is organized by Casa do Benfica de Moura and highlights the scenic beauty of the Alqueva water reservoir, offering participants a unique natural landscape.
The Ínsua Nature Trail is a trail running and walking event taking place on April 19, 2026, in the parishes of Ínsua, Castelo de Penalva, and Esmolfe, Portugal. The event offers three distances: an 8 km walk, a 12 km mini trail, and a 16 km trail.
Open to participants of all ages and physical conditions, the event welcomes runners and walkers alike. The trails traverse rural paths and municipal roads, providing a scenic and varied terrain with a medium difficulty level for the longest distance.
Participants will enjoy a well-organized race atmosphere with solid and liquid aid stations, electronic timing, and awards for top finishers by gender and age categories. The event also includes a convivial lunch after the race.
The Óbidos Half Marathon is a road running event taking place on April 19, 2026, in the historic town of Óbidos, Portugal. It offers two distances: a half marathon (21.097 km) and a 10 km run/walk, catering to a wide range of participants from competitive runners to those seeking a leisurely active day.
The race starts and finishes at Óbidos Municipal Stadium, featuring a flat urban course that showcases the enchanting landscape and historical charm of Óbidos. This event welcomes runners aged from 14 to 90 years old, making it accessible for most enthusiasts without the need for a license.
The atmosphere is community-focused and friendly, with an emphasis on fitness, connection, and discovery. The event includes goodie bags, finisher medals, pacing support, and professional photo services, ensuring a memorable and well-supported race experience for all.
The 8th Trail das Eiras is a trail running event taking place on April 19, 2026, in the forested area of Monte das Eiras, Vermoim, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal. The race features multiple distances: 25 km Trail, 16 km Trail Sprint, 8 km Trail Jovem, and an 8 km Caminhada (walk).
The event is open to participants aged 18 and over for the Trail and Trail Sprint, 16 and over for the Trail Jovem, and all ages for the Caminhada. It is part of the Regional Trail Championship and the Famalicão Municipal Trail Championship, certified by the Braga Athletics Association.
The course offers scenic and archaeological points of interest, including forest trails, granite landscapes, and views over the Ave valley, with a festive atmosphere supported by the Associação Moinho de Vermoim and local partners. The event includes podium ceremonies and prizes for individual and team categories.
This running and walking event takes place on April 19, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal, offering three different distances: a 12 km race, a 5 km walk, and a 500 m kids race. The event is designed to bring together athletes of different ages and fitness levels in an urban setting.
The main race, the 12 km run, starts at CGD Campo Pequeno and finishes at CGD Expo, while both the walk and kids race start and finish at CGD Expo. The event combines competitive and recreational participation, making it suitable for both experienced runners and families.
The atmosphere focuses on participation and community, with official timing for the 12 km race and a non-competitive format for the walk and kids race.
The Crosstrail Dunas de Calvão is a trail running event taking place on April 19, 2026, in the parish of Calvão. It offers competitive and non-competitive races with distances of approximately 17 km (Crosstrail), 11 km (Mini-Crosstrail), 8 km (Walk), and adapted kids’ races ranging from 400 to 1200 meters.
The event is open to participants aged 18 and over for competitive races, with exceptions for younger athletes under specific conditions. It promotes physical activity, outdoor sport, and social interaction in a natural setting featuring dunes, loose sand, dirt, mud, and bush areas, suitable for various fitness levels.
With a family-friendly and inclusive atmosphere, the event includes a kids’ race and a walk, emphasizing community involvement and environmental respect. Awards and trophies are given for competitive races, while the kids’ race and walk focus on participation and social engagement.
The Grande Prémio LXTRIATHLON 2026 is a road running event taking place on April 19, 2026, in Alta de Lisboa, organized by Lxtriathlon – Clube de Triatlo de Lisboa, with the support of the Lisbon City Council, Santa Clara Parish Council, and the Lisbon Athletics Association.
The event features races for all ages and fitness levels, including a Half Marathon (21 km), a 10 km race, a 3 km walk, and a Kids Race. It is open to federated and non-federated athletes, men and women, in a friendly and inclusive environment.
With a strong charitable purpose, the Grande Prémio LXTRIATHLON supports Valentina, a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with congenital Zika virus syndrome. 10% of all registration fees will be donated to help fund essential orthopedic equipment and other medical needs.
The Trail da Tapada Real de Mafra is a trail running event scheduled for April 19, 2026, held entirely within the historic Tapada Nacional de Mafra, Portugal. The race offers three distances: a 20 km Long Trail, a 12 km Short Trail, and a 12 km Walk. The event is open to all participants aged 16 and over for the trail runs, and younger participants may join the walk if accompanied by legal guardians.
Participants will experience running through a natural reserve known for its rich fauna including deer, wild boars, and diverse bird species, as well as a varied forest landscape originally created for royal hunting. The Trail da Tapada Real is part of the Mafra Trail Running Series and the Merrell Trail Running Series, attracting both competitive runners and nature enthusiasts.
The race features a festive and nature-immersive atmosphere, with organized prize categories for individual male and female runners across age groups, plus team awards for the Long and Short Trail distances. The walk is non-competitive, encouraging family and recreational participation.
The 19th São Brás Cross is a mountain running race taking place on April 19, 2026, in Castro Daire, Portugal. It features two main distances: 10.9 km with 628 meters of elevation gain for seniors and veterans, and 5 km with 278 meters of elevation gain for juniors.
This event is open to athletes of all ages and both sexes without any age limit. It is part of the WMRA World Cup 2026, the Portuguese National Mountain Running Championship, and the “(PER) CORRER CASTRO DAIRE” 2026 series, making it a prestigious competition within the mountain running calendar.
In addition to the main races, there are youth races for various age categories with distances adapted to each group, as well as a non-competitive 5.3 km walk. The race course is of the “Up and Down” mountain type, offering challenging terrain and scenic views around Granja and Castro Daire. The event atmosphere combines competitive spirit with community participation, including a ceremony and lunch for participants.
The XII Trilho dos Gatos is a trail running event organized by GATÕES BTT, taking place on April 18-19, 2026, in Montemor-O-Velho, Portugal. It features three distances: Trail Curto (19 km), Mini-Trail (12 km), and a non-competitive 10 km walk, along with Trail Kids races for children.
The Mini-Trail is part of the ADAC District Mini-Trail Circuit and the ATRP Youth Circuit series 150, while the Trail Curto counts towards the ATRP National Trail Sprint Circuit series 100. The courses run on trails, forest paths, and single tracks, starting and finishing at the Polidesportivo de Gatões.
The event welcomes adults 18+ for the main races, with the Mini-Trail open to youth 16+ with parental authorization. The walk is open to all ages. The atmosphere includes competitive races and family-friendly kids’ events, with prize awards for individual and team categories.
