12º Passeio BTT Solidário

The Rota das Coletividades – 2nd Edition is a social mountain bike ride event taking place on June 14, 2026, in Caria, Castelo Branco. It offers two routes of approximately 25 km and 50 km, both classified as medium/low difficulty, traversing roads, rural paths, and private lands.

Open to all participants aged 18 and over, with minors allowed upon presentation of a signed responsibility waiver by a guardian. The event focuses on conviviality rather than competition, with no rankings or classifications.

Participants will enjoy scenic landscapes, local culture, heritage, and gastronomy, with eight food stops along the routes and a buffet lunch to conclude the event.

The Rota do Maranho 2026 is a mountain bike ride taking place on June 14, 2026, in Sertã, Castelo Branco. It offers two routes with low to medium difficulty: a 40 km route and a 25 km mini route.

This event is open to the general public, including minors with parental consent, and emphasizes participation over competition, with no timing or prizes. The ride follows rural paths and trails in the Sertã region, with marked routes and safety measures in place.

Participants enjoy a supportive atmosphere with included amenities such as lunch, refreshments, showers, and bike washing, making it a welcoming event for all cycling enthusiasts.

The 2H Resistencia Rodactiva 2026 is a mountain bike endurance race taking place on June 14, 2026, in Castro Marim, Faro. The event features a closed circuit of approximately 7 km per lap.

Open to all participants aged 15 and older without the need for a sports license. The race lasts for 2 hours, with classification and prizes awarded to the top three athletes in each category. The course runs through the urban perimeter of Castro Marim, including historic landmarks such as the fort, main church, and town center.

The 2nd Passeio BTT “Os Malapeiros” is a non-competitive mountain bike and gravel ride taking place on June 14, 2026, in São João de Ver, Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal. It offers two GPS-guided routes: a 20 km low difficulty course suitable for BTT and gravel bikes, and a 35 km medium/high difficulty course for BTT riders.

Open to participants aged 12 and older, the event promotes physical well-being and social interaction, with a humanitarian focus. The routes traverse rural trails, public roads, and municipal and national roads, requiring respect for traffic rules and environmental care.

The event includes support points with food and hydration, bike washing, and hot showers, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all participants.