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The Corrida Sempre Mulher is a running and walking event taking place on October 19, 2025, at Parque das Nações in Lisbon, Portugal. It features a unique 5 km course with both competitive and non-competitive participation options.
The competition is exclusive to women aged 16 and above, while the non-competitive run/walk is open to all ages, including men. This event supports a great cause, as all registration fees are donated to the Associação Portuguesa de Apoio à Mulher com Cancro da Mama.
The race offers a festive and family-friendly atmosphere, encouraging participants to enjoy a healthy and memorable morning together. Participants can also bring their pets for the non-competitive walk/run under the Team Pet category, adding to the inclusive spirit of the event.
The 28th São Silvestre de Santo Tirso is a running event taking place on December 6, 2025, in Santo Tirso, Portugal. It features multiple distances to accommodate a variety of participants including a 4 km walk, youth races from 600 m to 2.6 km, and competitive 5 km and 10 km races.
This event is open to all ages, including categories for young athletes and veterans, with no license required for participation. It is organized by the Câmara Municipal de Santo Tirso and the Centro de Atletismo de Santo Tirso, offering a festive and inclusive atmosphere with personalized bibs and a community spirit.
The race courses consist of loops around the city starting and finishing at Rua do Picoto – Pavilhão Municipal, providing a dynamic urban setting. The event also features children's races and a walking event, making it suitable for families and teams.
The Trilhos da Raposa is a trail running event set in the scenic landscapes of Cercal do Alentejo, happening on October 19, 2025. The event features three distinct distances: a 25km long trail, a 17km short trail, and a 10km hike, appealing to both competitive athletes and recreational participants.
Organized by CTF - Associação Crosstraining Cercal with support from local authorities, the event follows dirt trails and paths, with all races starting and finishing at Largo dos Caeiros. With elevation gains ranging from 300m to 1200m, each course offers a rewarding challenge through rugged natural terrain. The event is capped at 500 participants and fosters an environmentally responsible and supportive race environment.
The 4th Trail Run Pinhel Cidade Falcão is a trail running event scheduled for October 19, 2025, in Pinhel, Portugal. It offers three distinct distances: a Long Trail of approximately 30 km, a Short Trail of about 20 km, and a Mini Trail along with a walk of around 10 km. The event is open to all athletes without the need for a sports license, and minors under 18 can participate with written authorization and adult accompaniment.
The race routes traverse local roads, trails, and rural paths with varying levels of difficulty, showcasing some of the region's most significant heritage, cultural, and social landmarks. The course is well marked with signage and tapes, providing a scenic and challenging experience through diverse terrain. The event has a recreational and sportive character, welcoming both competitive runners and enthusiasts.
The atmosphere combines sportive challenge with community engagement, including multiple categories and age groups with trophies for top finishers. Additionally, the event includes a walk option without classification, making it accessible for a wider audience and families.
The BTT TRANSIBÉRICO – Eurocidade Cerveira Tomiño is a non-competitive mountain bike ride held on October 19, 2025, starting at Praza do Seixo, Tomiño. The event offers two route options: a 38 km course with 900 meters of climbing, and a 60 km course with 1200 meters of climbing, taking participants on a scenic journey through forest and rural paths across the Eurocidade region between Spain and Portugal.
This event is open to all cyclists aged 18 and above and emphasizes cultural discovery, encouraging riders to explore the local agricultural, cultural, and artistic heritage. Navigation is solely by GPS, providing autonomy and a unique experience of the territory without marked trails. The atmosphere is relaxed and recreational, promoting the joy of cycling and the natural beauty of the region rather than competition.
The event includes mid-route and final solid and liquid refreshments, as well as showers and bike washing facilities at the finish line. Participants receive a race number and insurance coverage, making it a well-supported and welcoming cycling event for enthusiasts of all levels.
The 5th edition of Corrida Cimpor will take place on October 19, 2025, in Alhandra, with the start and finish located at Cimpor's facilities. As in previous years, all proceeds from the event will be donated to the Alhandra Volunteer Fire Department.
The event offers three different formats suitable for a variety of participants: a 10 km road race, a 4 km walk, and a 500 m Kids Race. Participants will run or walk through the streets of Alhandra and the riverside promenade. The 10 km course is designed for adults aged 18+, while the walk is open to all ages, and the Kids Race is dedicated to children up to 12 years old.
This is a community-centered event that blends sport and solidarity, celebrating health and social responsibility through a festive and accessible atmosphere.
The Trilho das Oliveiras is a running and walking event taking place on October 19, 2025, in the village of Morais, Macedo de Cavaleiros, Portugal. It features competitive running distances of approximately 5 km and 12 km, as well as a non-competitive walking route of about 5 km. This event is open to all athletes, federated or not, aged 15 years and older for the 5 km run, and 18 years and older for the 12 km run, while the walk welcomes participants of all ages, including children accompanied by an adult.
The course combines natural and paved terrain, running through scenic areas with sections of dirt and asphalt, offering a unique experience in the heart of nature. The event atmosphere is inclusive and community-oriented, featuring a convivial lunch after the races, promoting social interaction among participants. Additionally, the event recognizes local athletes with special awards, strengthening ties with the community.
The event includes individual classifications by age categories, general male and female rankings, and a special award for the best local athlete in the 12 km race. Prize money and trophies are awarded to top finishers, creating a competitive yet friendly environment.