Running
263 Races
The Meia Maratona Baía do Seixal 2026 will take place on March 22, 2026, along the bay connecting the cities of Seixal and Amora, offering a scenic and fast urban riverside course. The event includes three different distances, making it accessible to competitive runners, recreational athletes, and families.
Participants can choose between the Half Marathon (21.097 km), the 10 km race, or the 5 km walk/run. The Half Marathon and 10 km races are officially certified and homologated by the Portuguese Athletics Federation (FPA) and World Athletics, ensuring accurate measurement and official results.
With flat out-and-back routes along the riverfront, the event combines strong competitive standards with a vibrant atmosphere, bringing together athletes, clubs, and the local community in one of the most emblematic running events in the Seixal region.
The 2nd Edition CHE a Correr is a running and walking event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Mora, Évora, Portugal. It offers a 9 km running race and a 6 km walking route, appealing to a wide range of participants from children aged 6 years and above for the walk, and adults 18 years and older for the race.
The event is open to all, with no license required, focusing on promoting sport and healthy living within the community. The competition route goes through the main streets of Mora, providing a unique urban landscape and a friendly atmosphere.
This event features a festive and inclusive vibe, with both competitive race and recreational walking options, as well as prize money and trophies for top finishers, enhancing the competitive spirit and community engagement.
Quinhendros Trail 2026 is a trail running event scheduled for March 22, 2026, in Montemor-O-Velho, Portugal. The race features three distances: Mini Trail 12K, Short Trail 16K, and a 10K Walk, with the Short Trail 16K being part of the ADAC District Trail Running Circuit.
The event is open to all participants, with the Short Trail 16K requiring athletes to be affiliated with the Associação de Atletismo de Coimbra (ADAC) to score points in the district circuit, while the Mini Trail allows younger athletes (16-17 years) with parental consent. The courses traverse emblematic zones of Quinhendros and Montemor-O-Velho, including historical and natural landmarks.
The atmosphere combines sport and community engagement, promoting local heritage and tourism. The race includes warm-up sessions, briefings, and an awards ceremony, creating a festive yet competitive environment. Participants can enjoy the scenic countryside and cultural routes that make this trail unique.
The IX Trail do Pote Gondar e Orbacem is a trail running event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Gondar, Caminha, Portugal. This exciting race offers three main activities: a competitive Long Trail of approximately 28.5 km with 1,090 meters of positive elevation gain, a competitive Short Trail of around 19.5 km with 890 meters of elevation gain, and a non-competitive Walk of about 11.6 km with 295 meters of elevation gain.
The event is open to all athletes who feel physically prepared, with age minimums of 18 years for the Long Trail, 14 years for the Short Trail, and 12 years for the Walk (with parental authorization for minors). Participation requires association with the ATP and presentation of a sports license number.
The races feature varied terrain including mountain paths, forest roads, streams, and rocky sections, unfolding in the scenic mountain regions of Gondar and Orbacém. The atmosphere is inclusive, welcoming competitive runners as well as walkers, with well-organized support and a festive prize ceremony to celebrate achievements across multiple age categories and team classifications.
The XXIV 12km Salvaterra de Magos, organized by ACS – Amigos da Corrida de Salvaterra, is a road running event scheduled for March 22, 2026, starting at 10:00 AM in Largo dos Combatentes, Salvaterra de Magos. The event offers several distances including a 12km main race, a 6th Mini-Corrida of 5km, and a 5km walking event “Mexa-se por nós.”
This race is open to all participants aged 18 and above for the 12km race, 15 and above for the 5km Mini-Corrida, and open to all ages for the walking event. It provides a festive and community-oriented atmosphere with multiple race options, including individual and team competitions, making it suitable for a wide range of runners and walkers.
The courses feature routes through the streets of Salvaterra de Magos, including scenic stretches along the Vala and river Tejo for the walking event. The event also includes trophies for various categories such as overall winners, veterans, and teams, contributing to a competitive yet inclusive environment.
The Prova de Atletismo de Cesar is an athletics event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Cesar, Oliveira de Azeméis. It features races for all age categories and gathers some of the best national athletes.
This event is organized by Associação Villa Cesari through its athletics section and offers competition opportunities for a wide range of participants, from youth to veterans.
The Aveiro Spring Classic 2026 is a non-competitive cyclotourism event held on March 22, 2026, with start at 09:00 on Rua Cais da Fonte Nova (Aveiro) and finish at the same place. It features one course: 117 km with ~700 m D+. Although non-competitive, participants are chip-timed for the full course and/or pre-announced segments. The event follows Portuguese Cycling Federation regulations for Open Rides and UCI rules for mass-participation rides. Minimum age is 19+ (as of 31-12-2026).
The Trail Rota das Fontes 2026 is a trail running event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Castanheira do Vouga, Águeda, Portugal. It offers three competitive race distances: a Long Trail of 31 km with 1400m elevation gain, a Short Trail of 16 km with 700m elevation gain, and a Mini Trail of 10 km with 450m elevation gain. Additionally, there is a non-competitive 9 km walk and a 1 km Trail Kids event, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.
Open to runners aged 18 and over for the Long Trail and 16 and over for the Short and Mini Trails, the event welcomes both individual competitors and teams, with age categories following the ATRP classification. The trail courses traverse diverse natural landscapes including riverbanks, streams, waterfalls, and old villages, offering runners a uniquely scenic and challenging mountain trail experience.
The atmosphere is community-oriented and inclusive, with safety measures at road crossings and support stations along the route. The event also features a festive prize ceremony and is part of the Troféu Trail Terras de Águeda series, which awards trophies and monetary prizes to top finishers, adding competitive prestige to the race.
The Duatlo Cross de Famalicão is a cross duathlon event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal. The race features a sprint distance format with segments of running and mountain biking.
The event includes multiple national championships for clubs, individuals, juniors, cadets, and paratriathlon, as well as an open race for non-licensed athletes, which can also be contested in relay teams. The race course combines urban and park terrain with a mix of asphalt, dirt, and technical singletrack trails.
Organized by Associação Amigos do Pedal with support from the Municipality of Famalicão and the Portuguese Triathlon Federation, the event attracts licensed athletes competing for national titles and offers a competitive and challenging atmosphere in a green, scenic setting around Parque da Devesa.
The Meia Maratona de Gaia - Corrida do Atlântico is a road running event taking place in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal. Scheduled for March 22, 2026, it offers three distances: a 21K half marathon, a 10K race, and a solidarity walk.
Open to all runners, the event features a fast, record-eligible course homologated by the Portuguese Athletics Federation, set along the stunning coastline with views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Douro River, and the cityscape of Porto and Gaia.
The race atmosphere combines sport, culture, and passion, with an immersive bib pick-up experience at the WOW – World of Wine, and live television coverage on TVI, making it a unique and memorable event for participants and spectators alike.