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The EDP Lisbon Half Marathon 2026 is a road running event scheduled for March 8, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal. This half marathon covers the classic distance of 21 km, known for being one of the fastest half marathons worldwide.
The race welcomes both amateur and professional runners, with over 30,000 participants including many international athletes. It is part of the SuperHalfs international running series, uniting top half marathons such as those in Cardiff, Copenhagen, Berlin, Prague, and Valencia.
The unique and scenic course starts on the iconic 25th of April Bridge and finishes in the historic center of Lisbon near the Jerónimos Monastery, offering runners a remarkable urban landscape. The event atmosphere is vibrant and competitive, attracting a large, diverse crowd.
The Trilhos do Paleozóico 2026 is a trail running event scheduled for March 8, 2026, in Valongo, Portugal, within the Paleozoic Park of Valongo and the Valongo Trail Center. The race features multiple distances: Trail Ultra 48 km, Trail 38 km, Trail Sprint 23 km, Mini Trail 12 km, and a 12 km walking event, the latter two also part of the Valongo Trail Circuit.
The event welcomes participants aged 18 and older for the longer distances, while the Mini Trail is open to those 15 and older, and the walk allows minors accompanied by an adult. The race is characterized by challenging elevation profiles, with positive elevation gains ranging from 300 m in the Mini Trail to approximately 2600 m in the Ultra Trail. The courses take runners through rugged mountain trails featuring the unique landscapes of the Santa Justa and Pias mountain ranges.
With a semi-self-sufficiency format and strict rules regarding aid and equipment, the race offers a demanding and rewarding experience. The atmosphere is competitive and serious, with an emphasis on athletes’ autonomy and safety. There are also prizes for individual and team classifications, and the event includes a walking option for a broader community engagement.
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The EDP Lisbon Half Marathon 2026 is a prestigious road running event scheduled for March 8, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal. The race features a single distance of 21 kilometers and is open to all runners, attracting over 30,000 participants annually, including many international athletes.
This event is part of the new international SuperHalfs circuit, which connects six of the world’s best half marathons in historic cities such as Berlin, Cardiff, Copenhagen, Lisbon, Prague, and Valencia. The course is unique, starting on the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge and finishing at the historic Jerónimos Monastery in the heart of Lisbon, offering runners a scenic and fast route.
The atmosphere is vibrant and inclusive, welcoming runners of all levels aiming to set personal records. The event also includes parallel races like the Vodafone 10k and Hyundai 7k, making it a full weekend of running celebrations for athletes and families alike.
The Povoação Trail returns for its 6th edition on March 15, 2026, in the breathtaking region of Povoação, São Miguel Island (Azores). This nature-based event features four distances — Trail Ultra (50 km), Trail (30 km), Trail Sprint (15 km), and a non-competitive 9 km hike — offering something for every level of trail runner.
Runners will navigate technical, scenic trails, including forests, agricultural paths, streams, and mountain slopes, with significant elevation gain (up to D+3500). The Ultra and main Trail events are designed for experienced athletes, while the Sprint and Walk provide accessible options for newcomers.
Organized by HL Runners Club in partnership with the Municipality of Povoação, this event offers a supportive and adventurous atmosphere. It’s also part of the local São Miguel Trail Circuit and may contribute to the ATRP national ranking.
The III TTOT “Trail Por Terras de Outrora” is a trail running event taking place on March 15, 2026, in Brotas, Évora, Portugal. It offers participants three race options: a Long Trail of 22 km, a Sprint Trail of 15 km, and a non-competitive 10 km walk, all starting and finishing at the Escola de Brotas. The event is open to all with age restrictions for the trail distances (minimum 16 years) and no license required, while the walk is open to all ages.
This trail race is part of a cultural and environmental promotion of the region, highlighting historical paths and rural landscapes with technical, hilly terrain including single tracks, water crossings, and forest roads. It combines natural beauty with a challenging course that demands good physical condition and self-management of effort.
The atmosphere is friendly and communal, with post-race activities including a musical animation and awards ceremony. There is also a lunch option for athletes and companions. The event supports teams and individual competitors with prizes for the top finishers by category and team classifications.
The Trail Encostas do Mondego 2026 is a trail running event taking place on March 15, 2026, in Figueira da Foz, Portugal. It features two competitive distances: a Mini Trail of 13 km and a Trail Curto of 21 km, as well as a 10 km walking event. The Mini Trail is open to athletes over 16 years old, while the Trail Curto is for those over 18 years old.
The 13 km Mini Trail is part of the Coimbra District Trail Running Circuit and falls under the ADAC (Associação Distrital de Atletismo de Coimbra). The race courses run through the trails of Vila Verde parish, offering participants a challenging terrain with constant elevation changes and natural obstacles such as roots and stones. The atmosphere is competitive yet inclusive, welcoming individual runners and teams with collective classifications and prizes.
The event also includes a walking route, making it accessible for a wider audience and promoting a sportive and community spirit. The race start and finish are located at Rua Comendador Mário Barraca, with a festive award ceremony scheduled after the race.
The 5th Meia Maratona Douro Verde is a half marathon running event scheduled for March 22, 2026, in Ribadouro (Baião), Portugal, along the scenic banks of the Douro River. The race includes a main 21 km half marathon, a relay option splitting the distance into 11 km and 10 km segments, and a non-competitive approximately 10 km walk.
This event is open to all runners, both federated and non-federated, across various age categories from juniors to veterans. It offers monetary prizes for top finishers overall and in age categories, as well as team awards, creating a competitive yet inclusive atmosphere. The course boasts unique, picturesque views as it follows the river and crosses the iconic Carrapatelo dam.
The race atmosphere blends competitive spirit with community engagement, supported by local municipalities. The event also includes relay teams and a family-friendly walk, making it suitable for a wide range of participants and promoting health and quality of life through sport.
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.
The Ultra Trail do Marão 2026 (UTM 2026) returns from March 26 to 29, 2026, set in the dramatic terrain of Serra do Marão, with its headquarters in Amarante, Portugal. This iconic mountain trail running event is known for its rugged beauty, technical challenges, and warm local atmosphere.
UTM 2026 offers six trail distances to suit all profiles — from elite mountain runners to beginner trail enthusiasts:
120 km (UTM 120)
60 km (UTM 60)
40 km (UTM 40)
25 km (UTM 25)
15 km (UTM 15)
6 km (UTM 6)
Each race immerses athletes in a pristine natural environment with forests, rivers, ancient paths, and dramatic climbs, making it one of Portugal’s most scenic and demanding trail events. It’s open to all, with some races requiring previous mountain experience.