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The ENIF – 24 Horas BTT de Famalicão is a mountain bike endurance race held on June 27-28, 2026, in Louro, Vila Nova de Famalicão. This event celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Associação Amigos do Pedal and features a roughly 7 km circuit for continuous laps over 24 hours.
Open to all participants aged 14 and above, with special provisions for younger riders in relay teams, the race allows solo riders and teams of 2, 4, or 6 members in male, female, and mixed categories, including e-bike categories. The event is known for its challenging endurance format and festive atmosphere marking two decades of the organizing association.
Participants compete for multiple prizes including fastest lap and most laps completed, with awards across various age groups and team compositions, making it a comprehensive competition for mountain biking enthusiasts.
The Granfondo Serra da Estrela returns for its 11th edition on June 28, 2026, offering one of the most breathtaking cycling adventures in Portugal. Starting and finishing in Seia, this is a non-competitive cycling event that captures the essence of endurance, passion, and natural beauty.
Participants can choose between the Granfondo and Mediofondo distances, each featuring chip-timed segments that reward consistency and effort, not speed. The challenge? Climbing into the heart of the Serra da Estrela Natural Park, Portugal’s highest mountain range. 🌲⛰️
Open to all riders aged 17 and up — whether federated or not — the event is run under UCI and Portuguese Federation Open Race rules. Expect a powerful mix of personal challenge, camaraderie, and the unforgettable experience of riding through pristine alpine terrain.
Whether you’re a seasoned climber or a determined enthusiast, this is your invitation to ride above the clouds. 🌤️
The HELL160-Shadows and Dust is an ultra-endurance trail running event taking place on July 3-5, 2026, in A do Pinto, Serpa, Beja, Portugal. This race features demanding distances of approximately 164.62 km for the HELL160 and 104 km for the HELL100, offering various competition formats including solo, duos, teams, relays, and a bike category.
The race welcomes athletes aged 18 and above, requiring no license but a medical certificate and signed responsibility term. The courses are circular and follow the GR15 trail and left bank of the Guadiana River, passing through a mix of estradões, paved segments, and montado trails with significant elevation gain and loss, making it a challenging and scenic endurance experience.
The event is more than just a race; it is a tribute to the people of Alentejo and the spirit of ultra-resilience. The atmosphere blends cultural festivities, including a gastronomic and musical festival, with the competitive spirit of ultra-endurance athletics, fostering a unique and inspiring environment for participants and spectators alike.
The Granfondo Paredes is a cycling race held in Paredes, featuring challenging routes that attract cycling enthusiasts. It offers a unique opportunity to experience competitive cycling in a scenic environment.
This event is open to all cyclists, providing different distances to accommodate various skill levels. The race atmosphere balances competition with camaraderie, making it an inspiring experience for participants.
Maia Urban Race 2026 is a night-time urban cycling event taking place on August 29, 2026, in Maia, Porto (Portugal). The event is held on a closed circuit in the city centre and runs from 19:30 to 22:30. Riders aim to complete as many laps as possible within 3 hours, with lap counting controlled via electronic chip timing.
Although it is described as a non-competitive cycling-for-all event, participants are timed and ranked by total completed laps. The course showcases Maia’s historic areas, squares, and iconic gardens. The event is organized by Cabreira Solutions and Maia City Council, and follows Portuguese Cycling Federation (FPC) and UCI Open Event regulations.
Experience the heart of Central Alentejo at the 4th Edition of Granfondo Serra D’Ossa.
The 4th edition of the Granfondo Serra D’Ossa will take place on October 4, 2026, further establishing itself as one of the most iconic cycling events in the Alentejo region. Starting and finishing in the village of Alandroal, this challenge once again brings together cyclists from across Portugal and abroad, drawn by the unique combination of nature, heritage, and sporting challenge.
Set among vast, rolling landscapes, Serra d’Ossa provides an ideal backdrop for cycling, featuring demanding climbs, quiet roads, and a well-preserved natural environment. The 2026 edition promises renewed routes that highlight the diversity of the territory and deliver an unforgettable experience for all participants, from competitive riders to cycling tourism enthusiasts.
Alandroal, known for its castle and deep historical roots linked to the Alentejo borderlands, will once again be the beating heart of the event, welcoming athletes, teams, families, and cycling fans with the warm hospitality that defines the region.
Beyond the sporting aspect, the Granfondo Serra D’Ossa continues to promote the area’s tourism and cultural heritage, encouraging participants to explore local gastronomy, Alentejo wines, megalithic heritage, and the trails that shape the identity of this municipality.
The organisation is committed to delivering safety, quality, and professionalism, ensuring well-stocked aid stations, clear course signage, technical support, and an exemplary welcome at the start and finish areas.
The 4th edition promises to be the biggest and most engaging yet — an event that celebrates cycling, nature, and the true spirit of Alentejo.
The Ourém Fatima Granfondo 2026 is a cycling event taking place on October 18, 2026, in Ourém, Portugal. It offers three distances: Granfondo (130 km), Mediofondo (100 km), and Minifondo (65 km), catering to a wide range of cyclists.
Participation is open to all riders aged 15 and older, with specific age restrictions for certain distances and the requirement of a valid cycling license or insurance for non-licensed athletes. The event is competitive yet amateur in nature and follows the regulations of the Portuguese Cycling Federation.
Riders will enjoy a course that starts and finishes in Ourém, with the race atmosphere being friendly and well-supported with medical and mechanical assistance. The event also features professional timing, official ranking, and podium prizes for various age categories and team classifications.
In the heart of Baixo Alentejo, among striking landscapes and trails that challenge the senses, Ourique once again becomes the epicentre of gravel cycling in Portugal. The 2nd edition of Alentejo Gravel will take place on October 25, 2026, and is officially part of the qualification circuit for the 2027 Gravel World Championships.
This event will bring together some of the best national and international athletes in a demanding and thrilling race, designed for those seeking adventure, technical skill, and endurance. Starting and finishing in Ourique, the course will take participants along dirt roads, rural paths, and authentic regional scenery, delivering excitement from the first to the last kilometre.
Open to both licensed and non-licensed athletes and prepared to welcome cyclists across multiple age groups, this edition promises a balanced, challenging, and high-level competition. Beyond the sporting aspect, spectators can enjoy a dedicated social area with food, exhibitors, and activities for all ages, turning the day into a true festival celebrating gravel and cycling.
📍 Date: October 25, 2026
📌 Location: Ourique
🏆 Official qualifying race for the 2027 Gravel World Championships
Save the date and come ride with us at an event set to take gravel to the next level!
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Racenature Serra da Estrela 2026 is a mountain bike (MTB) stage race taking place from June 4 to June 7, 2026, with start and finish in Seia (Serra da Estrela), Portugal. The event includes four race days: one mandatory time trial and three stages, all navigated via GPS. Stage distances and elevation profiles are still to be defined.
The event follows the Portuguese Cycling Federation rules as an Open Event and is open to both licensed and non-licensed riders (minimum age 18, as of 12/31/2026). Riders may use MTBs with or without motor assistance, but e-bikes are not eligible for classification.