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The X Street Cross Lustosa is a running event scheduled for May 31, 2026, in Alameda da Igreja, Lustosa / Lousada. The race starts at 9:00 AM and is organized by Associação Desportiva de Lustosa with support from Câmara Municipal de Lousada and União de Freguesias de Lustosa e Barrosas Santo Estêvão.

Participants can expect available changing rooms at the venue. Further details about distances and race format will be provided soon.

The 10th Corrida e Caminhada da Campa do Preto is a running and walking event taking place on May 31, 2026, in Maia, Portugal. The event features a 10 km race for federated and non-federated athletes born in 2008 or earlier, and a 5 km non-competitive walk open to all age groups.

The race includes categories for seniors and veterans (M45 and older), with monetary prizes for top finishers. The walk offers a community-oriented experience without competition. Both events start and finish at Avenida da Campa do Preto, providing a festive atmosphere linked to the local Festa das Cerejas.

Trail Serra das Flores 2026 is a trail running event taking place on May 31, 2026, in Gondomar, Portugal. It features three circular, non-stop races: a 21 km Trail Curto, a 12 km Mini Trail, and a 10 km Caminhada (non-competitive walk).

The event welcomes participants aged 6 and above, with specific age minimums for each race and requirements for minors to be accompanied or provide parental consent. The races traverse forest trails, paths, and some paved sections, with elevation gains of 800 m, 400 m, and 200 m respectively, offering a challenging mountain trail experience.

The event is organized by Associação S4L with local municipal support, hosting around 1200 participants across the three races. It features a competitive atmosphere with individual and team classifications, trophies for top finishers, and a focus on environmental respect and safety.

The II Chocalhos Trail is a trail running event taking place on May 31, 2026, in Figueiró da Serra and Freixo da Serra, Guarda, Portugal. It offers three routes: a Long Trail (~21 km), a Short Trail (~14 km), and a leisure walk (~8 km).

The event is open to participants aged 18 and over, with exceptions for minors under 18 allowed in competitive trails with a signed responsibility waiver. It promotes physical activity, active tourism, and ecological restoration in the Serra da Estrela region, providing a unique and family-friendly experience.

Participants will enjoy marked mountain trails with natural landscapes, supported by a festive atmosphere including a communal lunch and awards ceremony.