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The Poço Negro Trail is a trail running event taking place on July 5, 2026, in Poço Negro, Rio Mau, Penafiel. The race features multiple distances including a long trail, short trail, mini trail, and a walking option.

The event is open to various age categories from youth to veterans, with no mention of license requirements. It is the ninth edition of the race and supports a charitable cause benefiting the Associação para o Desenvolvimento da Freguesia de Rio Mau.

The course traverses trails in Serra da Boneca, Estivada, and the Rio Mau valley, offering scenic natural landscapes for participants.

The 36th edition of the GP São Paio de Oleiros, a road running race, will take place on July 5, 2026, in São Paio de Oleiros, Santa Maria da Feira. This event is one of the oldest races in the region and is organized by GD São Paio de Oleiros in partnership with the local municipality.

The race includes categories for various age groups, including juniors, seniors, veterans, and youth categories, with free participation for younger age groups and a registration fee for adult categories. It is part of the local road racing calendar, attracting a diverse group of runners.

The 4th Iron Trail will take place on July 5, 2026, in Albogas, Sintra, Portugal. This trail running event offers four distances: Long Trail (30 km), Short Trail (17 km), Mini Trail (11 km), and a Walk (11 km), each with varying elevation gains.

Open to all participants aged 18 and over, the event is organized by Associação Desportiva Trilhos do Costume with local support. The race courses traverse the Serra de Monfirre area, showcasing natural beauty and cultural heritage, with challenging terrain and significant elevation.

The event features a competitive and recreational atmosphere, emphasizing respect for athletes, organization, and the environment, with strict rules to ensure safety and fair play.

The 6th Corrida da Freguesia de Castro Marim “Flor de Sal” is an athletics race taking place on July 5, 2026, in Castro Marim, Portugal. The event offers two race distances: 10 km and 6 km.

Open to amateur and licensed athletes aged 18 and over, the race promotes sportsmanship, fun, and social interaction among participants. The course features easy terrain through local roads and paths, with support and safety measures in place.

The race includes individual and team classifications with prizes for overall and age group winners, making it a competitive yet friendly community event.