XVI Caminhada e Trail das Camélias

The 3rd Caminhada / Mini Trail Bairros FC Atletismo will take place on March 15, 2026. This event features walking and mini trail running activities.

The event is organized by Bairros FC Atletismo and offers a unique opportunity to experience local trails and natural surroundings.

The VII Trail do Rio Paiva is a trail running event scheduled for February 1, 2026, in Cinfães, Portugal. It offers a challenging course featuring significant elevation gain and steep gradients, appealing to trail running enthusiasts.

The race is part of a series of trail events in Portugal, attracting athletes interested in competitive trail running. The terrain includes steep ascents and technical sections, providing a demanding and scenic experience.

The 1st Edition Dia do Pai a Correr is a running event taking place on March 15, 2026, at the Estádio de Futebol de Aguiar da Beira in Guarda, Portugal. It features a 10 km race and an 8 km walk, with an additional kids’ run of 400 meters for ages 6 to 9.

The event is open to participants aged 18 and over for the race, and from 10 years old for the walk, with a focus on promoting sport and healthy living habits. It includes competitive categories with monetary prizes for the top finishers and trophies for age groups, creating a competitive yet community-oriented atmosphere.

The race route circles the town of Aguiar da Beira, starting and finishing at the municipal stadium, with marked paths and staff guidance to ensure safety and clarity. The event also offers a kids’ race, making it family-friendly.

The 3 Léguas do Nabão is a road running event taking place on March 15, 2026, in Tomar, Portugal. The main race covers approximately 15,000 meters on a mostly flat course, starting at Praça da República at 10:30 AM, and is open to athletes aged 18 and over with a competitive and classificatory nature.

The event includes additional races for younger athletes: the Mini Léguas with two segments for children and youth of various age groups, and a walking event of about 10,000 meters with low difficulty. There is also a Leguazinha race for children from local ATL’s. The races offer a festive and competitive atmosphere with prizes and technical t-shirts for all finishers.

Participants range from juniors to veterans in multiple age categories, with individual classifications by gender and age group. The event is well organized with safety measures, aid stations, and electronic timing.