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The 11th Fun Run – Carnaval 2026 is a recreational 5.5 km run/walk event taking place on February 15, 2026, in the city of Guarda. The course includes various obstacle stations and can be completed by walking or running in a playful and festive atmosphere. Open to all participants aged over 4 years, either individually or in teams of 3 to 6 members, with teams required to have a fun-themed name. Children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the course. The event is part of the Guardafolia 2026 Carnival festivities and organized by the Câmara Municipal da Guarda. The start, finish, and secretariat are located at Praça do Município, with the route marked by tapes and directional signs. The event encourages the use of carnival masks or costumes, enhancing the festive spirit.

Corrida dos Namorados 2026 is a running event taking place on February 15, 2026, in Vila Verde, Portugal. The event features a running race of approximately 5 km and a walking event of approximately 5 km. The race is open to participants born until 2010, and the walk is open to participants born until 2021. The running race is part of the Regional 5 km Road Championship of the Braga Athletics Association. The start and finish are located at Praça do Município, Vila Verde, providing a central and accessible venue for participants.

The 11th Edition of Corrida dos Namorados is a 10 km running event taking place on February 15, 2026, at the Instituto Superior de Agronomia in Lisbon. It features a unique couples race where pairs must cross the finish line together, emphasizing shared experience over pace. In addition to the 10 km run for singles and couples, there is a 5 km walk open to all ages. The event fosters a romantic and nature-filled atmosphere, making it a special occasion for participants to enjoy physical activity in a convivial setting.

The 10th Trail Ribeira de Limas is a trail running event taking place on February 15, 2026, in Serpa, Portugal. It offers four distances: approximately 32 km (Trail), 17 km (Trail Sprint), 10 km (Mini Trail), and an 8 km walk without classification. The race is open to athletes aged 18 and over for the Trail, 16 and over for the Sprint and Mini Trail, and 12 and over for the walk, with minors requiring a signed responsibility waiver. The event is part of several regional and national trail and sprint circuits, including the Campeonato Regional de Trail and the Circuito Nacional de Trail (ATRP). The course features marked trails with natural and artificial signage, requiring physical and mental preparation for mountain autonomy and adverse weather conditions. The atmosphere is competitive with individual and team classifications, including prizes for top finishers and teams.