Running
253 Races
The I Corrida Luís Paulo Camacho is a running event scheduled for January 24, 2026, in Santa Cruz das Flores, Azores. This engaging event features several races including a main 9.5 km run, a secondary 5.2 km run, a kids' race of 1.6 km, and a 5.2 km walking event, offering options for various ages and fitness levels.
The race is open to a wide range of participants, including children from 4 years old to adults, with specific age categories and restrictions to ensure safety and fairness. It is an inclusive event that welcomes athletes with disabilities who can participate autonomously without a wheelchair, allowing them to join the walking or shorter running events.
The course takes place on the roads of Santa Cruz das Flores and nearby areas, offering a community-centered atmosphere supported by local entities such as the Volunteer Firefighters Association and municipal councils. The event fosters a festive and family-friendly environment with a focus on bringing together the island community through sport, with additional social elements like a convivial snack after the race.
The Grande Prémio de Atletismo ACD Os Ilhavos is a classic road running race organized by the Associação Cultural e Desportiva "Os Ílhavos" in partnership with the Município de Ílhavo. This event will take place on January 25, 2026, in Ílhavo, Portugal.
The race offers a main competition open to various age categories including juniors, seniors, and veterans, welcoming both licensed and non-licensed athletes. It is one of the traditional road races in the Aveiro region, providing a competitive yet welcoming atmosphere for runners of different levels.
The event highlights the local landscape of Ílhavo, delivering a scenic route through the town's streets, fostering a festive and community-oriented ambiance. It is a well-established event that attracts a mix of elite and amateur runners, making it a special occasion in the regional athletics calendar.
The 8th Trail Trilhos da Mata 2026 is a trail running event scheduled for January 25, 2026, in Mata dos Milagres, Leiria, Portugal. It features three main races: the Trail Sprint of approximately 22 km, the Mini Trail of approximately 12 km, and a non-competitive 9 km Caminhada (walk). This event is open to all athletes 18 years and older for the trail races, while the walk allows younger participants if accompanied by an adult.
The Trail Sprint race is part of the Campeonato Distrital Trail Sprint – ADAL and counts towards the 2026 Taça de Portugal de Trail, attracting competitive runners aiming for regional and national points. The courses traverse old water channels, rural paths, and specially prepared trails in the parishes of Milagres, Bidoeira de Cima, Souto da Carpalhosa, and Ortigosa, offering diverse and scenic natural landscapes with moderate elevation gains of 680m for the Trail Sprint and 400m for the Mini Trail.
The atmosphere is sportive and inclusive, offering a festive environment with support stations and amenities. There is also a Caminhada for participants seeking a non-competitive experience. The event includes team classifications and awards, making it appealing to both individual competitors and teams.
The Grande Prémio de Atletismo ACD Os Ilhavos is a classic road running race taking place on January 25, 2026, in Ílhavo, region of Aveiro, Portugal. It offers a main race that welcomes a broad profile of participants, including juniors, seniors, and veteran categories, both male and female.
This event is organized by the Associação Cultural e Desportiva "Os Ílhavos" in partnership with the Municipality of Ílhavo, emphasizing its deep local roots and community spirit. The race is open to both federated athletes and the general public, making it an inclusive competition.
The atmosphere is expected to be vibrant and traditional, celebrating running as a sport and bringing together athletes of various ages and levels in a festive road race setting.
The XVI Duatlo Cross João Campos takes place on January 25, in Abrantes, Portugal, and includes two competitions held on the same day: the National Clubs Championship of Cross Duathlon (Sprint distance) and an Open Race. The event is organised by the Municipality of Abrantes in partnership with Aventurirequinte Associação, with technical support from the Portuguese Triathlon Federation.
The race follows a cross duathlon format, combining trail running and mountain biking (BTT), and is held in and around the Parque Urbano de São Lourenço. The Open Race is aimed at non-licensed athletes and can be raced individually or in relay format, while the National Clubs Championship is exclusively for licensed athletes.
With off-road courses, varied terrain, and a strong competitive structure, the event is a reference in Portuguese cross duathlon, attracting clubs and individual athletes from across the country.
The 8th Trail da Loba is a trail running event taking place on January 25, 2026, at Rio de Loba, Viseu. The event offers four distances: a Long Trail of approximately 30 km, a Short Trail of approximately 15 km, a Mini-Trail of approximately 10 km, and a Walk of approximately 8 km, catering to a wide spectrum of runners and walkers.
Open to participants aged 18 and over for the Long and Short Trails, and from age 14 for the Mini-Trail (with legal guardian responsibility), the event encourages physical activity and showcases the scenic trails and paths of the Rio de Loba parish. The race features marked routes with arrows and ribbons for easy navigation and includes solid and liquid aid stations along the routes.
The atmosphere is community-oriented, promoted by the local parish council and social-cultural associations, providing a festive and inclusive experience. There are individual classifications by category and team classifications, with trophies awarded to top finishers and teams. The event also includes a convivial lunch, making it a social gathering as well as a competitive race.
The 35th Corrida Fim da Europa is a road running race scheduled for January 25, 2026, starting in Sintra and finishing at Cabo da Roca. The race covers a challenging and scenic distance of approximately 17 km through the Sintra mountain range, featuring a winding and technically demanding course.
The event is open to all healthy individuals aged 18 and over, making it accessible to a wide range of runners without the need for licensing. Two start waves at 10:00 and 10:15 are organized to ensure a comfortable race experience, with all participants classified together by chip time. The race atmosphere is competitive and unique, often described as a singular and unmissable experience, running through a striking natural landscape.
Participants benefit from support such as water stations, medical assistance, and baggage transport, with a festive yet serious athletic environment. The race awards finishers with medals and offers prizes for the top three male and female finishers overall, enhancing the motivation for runners of all levels.
The Duatlo Barcelos is a sprint duathlon event taking place on January 25, 2026, in Barcelos, Portugal, a city known as the symbol of the nation and a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts. The race includes a 5 km running segment, a 20 km cycling segment, and a 2.5 km running segment, all held on city streets.
This competition is open to all athletes, including solo participants and double relay teams (male, female, or mixed), and is part of the Desafio Norte de Triatlo series. The event offers a festive atmosphere with organized support and recognition for top finishers by age group and teams.
The course runs through diverse urban routes in Barcelos, featuring iconic city streets and well-coordinated transitions. With official timing, aid stations, and post-race celebrations, it is ideal for athletes seeking a challenging yet supportive sprint duathlon experience.
The São Silvestre Trilhos de Marateca 2026 is a running and walking event taking place on January 25, 2026, in the villages of Águas de Moura and Bairro Margaça, Portugal. Participants can choose between a 10 km run and a 5.5 km walking route, both featuring paths on asphalt and dirt roads with minimal elevation changes.
The event is open to all runners aged 18 and over for the run, and for walkers aged 6 and above, with no license required. It is organized by the Câmara Municipal de Palmela with local support, emphasizing community engagement and outdoor activity. The course offers a scenic rural setting with peaceful village landscapes and manageable terrain.
São Silvestre Trilhos de Marateca 2026 provides a festive and inclusive atmosphere for all participants, with trophies awarded to top finishers and categories based on age groups. The event includes both competitive and recreational options, welcoming families and individuals alike.
The Algarve Xtreme Trail 2026 is a trail running event held on January 25, 2026, in Querença, Loulé, Portugal. It offers multiple distances including Ultra Trail (47-48 km), Trail (31 km), Trail Sprint (20 km), Mini Trail (10 km), and a 10 km Caminhada (walk), as well as Trail Kids races on January 24. The event welcomes a broad range of participants, including licensed athletes and amateurs, with some age restrictions depending on the distance, and is part of the Algarve Cup, Regional Trail Circuits, and the ITRA National League.
The race courses feature significant elevation gains with challenging terrain that highlights the natural beauty of the Querença region. The atmosphere combines both competitive and recreational elements, with a family-friendly kids’ trail event on the preceding day and a festive award ceremony. The event emphasizes environmental responsibility and athlete safety, requiring semi-autonomy and mandatory equipment for all participants.
The Algarve Xtreme Trail also includes team classifications for the main distances and encourages camaraderie and fair play among all participants, making it a well-rounded trail running experience for diverse runners.