Granfondo Médio Tejo

The 3rd Trail Mineiro is a nature trail running event taking place on May 24, 2026, in Aljustrel, Beja, Portugal. It offers three distances: Trail Sprint (24 km), Mini Trail (12 km), and an 8 km walk.

Open to both federated and non-federated athletes of all levels, the event welcomes individual and team participants across various age categories. The race courses run mainly on natural trails and dirt roads, showcasing the unique mining heritage and natural landscapes of Aljustrel.

The event promotes personal challenge, sportsmanship, and appreciation of the local territory, with a friendly and inclusive atmosphere for runners and walkers alike.

The Saloios BTT 2026 is a mountain bike (BTT) event scheduled for May 24, 2026, in Torres Vedras, Lisboa. It features two main routes: a Marathon of approximately 65 km and a Half-Marathon of about 35 km, suitable for riders aged 16 and above.

This event is open to all participants and is non-competitive in nature, emphasizing enjoyment and participation rather than race results. There will be time controls for recreational purposes, but no official competition except for the Marathon route which awards podium prizes for the top three male and female finishers.

The course traverses rural trails, public paths, and municipal roads in the municipalities of Torres Vedras and Mafra, offering a varied terrain. The atmosphere is friendly and community-oriented, with giveaways, a raffle of biking equipment, and a traditional meal (Bucha Saloia) available for participants and companions, fostering a festive and welcoming environment.

The Galo’s Coura MTB is a mountain bike race scheduled for May 23, 2026. The event offers fixed bar mountain bike competitions.

Registration opens on January 18, 2026, and closes on the day of the event, May 23, 2026. The race location coordinates are latitude 0 and longitude 0.

The UltraMaratona – Pão de Kilo (UMPK) 2026 is a mountain bike and gravel endurance event taking place on May 23, 2026, in Batalha, Leiria, Portugal. The race offers three challenging distances: the UMPK150MILHAS (150 miles / 241 km), UMPK150 (150 km), and UMPK100 (100 km), each with significant elevation gains and multiple aid stations providing liquids and solids approximately every 30 km.

Open to all cyclists including MTB, gravel, and e-bikes (except for the UMPK150MILHAS which prohibits e-bikes), the event is non-competitive but includes official classification with GPS tracking for route validation. The course features demanding terrain across scenic rural and natural areas, requiring full adherence to traffic laws and respectful coexistence with agricultural and leisure users.

The race atmosphere blends endurance challenge with community spirit, complemented by a kids’ zone with mini-autodrome and inflatables, and a festive closing party. With limited entries for each distance, this event is designed for passionate cyclists seeking to test their limits in a unique setting.