Corrida de São Tiago

The São João de Braga Race 2026 is a running event taking place on June 21, 2026, in the city of Braga, Portugal, with start and finish at Av. João Paulo II. It features a 12 km competitive race for athletes born in 2008 or earlier and a 5 km non-competitive walk open to all ages.

The race welcomes both federated and non-federated athletes, offering a festive atmosphere to celebrate the São João festivities actively with friends and family. The 12 km course runs through various city avenues and streets, providing a dynamic urban route.

The 14th edition of Rota da Mamoa is a mountain bike race taking place on June 21, 2026, in Aveiro, Portugal. The event features marathon and half marathon distances, including categories for e-bike and gravel bikes, as well as a walking option.

Open to various age and gender categories, including Elite, Master, and Junior divisions. The race starts and finishes at Cais da Fonte Nova – Centro Cultural e de Congressos de Aveiro, offering a competitive and scenic cycling experience.

The 2nd Edition Passos Srª da Graça is a trail running event taking place on June 21, 2026, in Póvoa, Alcobaça. It features competitive Trail and Mini Trail races of 20 km and 12 km respectively, along with a non-competitive 9 km walk.

The event is open to all participants who register and pay via the RECORDE PESSOAL platform by June 12, 2026. It promotes physical activity in communion with nature, highlighting green landscapes and historic paths while aiming to minimize ecological impact.

The race atmosphere encourages healthy coexistence among participants and inclusivity, with trophies awarded in multiple age categories and team prizes, making it a community-focused sporting event.

The 2nd Edition of the Eco Meia Maratona do Lizandro is a running event scheduled for June 21, 2026, in Carvoeira, Mafra. It features three distances: the Eco Half Marathon (21.120 km), the Eco Mini Marathon (12 km), and an Eco Walk (12 km), making it accessible to a wide range of participants including those who prefer a leisure walk.

Open to all athletes aged 18 and over, the event offers competitive races as well as a non-competitive walking option, promoting the sport for all ages. The race courses are set in mostly natural terrain with magnificent landscapes along the Lizandro River, providing a unique and scenic experience for participants.

The atmosphere is inclusive and community-oriented, supported by the local parish council of Carvoeira, with awards for top finishers in overall and age categories, as well as team competitions. The event starts and finishes near the Igreja da Senhora do Ó church, contributing to a festive and well-organized race day environment.