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 7th Trail da Primavera is a trail running event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Ademas, Santiago do Cacém. It offers three distances: a 25 km long trail, a 15 km short trail, and a 10 km leisure walk.
The event is open to all interested participants meeting physical conditions, with age minimums of 16 years for the short trail and 18 years for the long trail. The walk is not recommended for children under 10 unless accompanied by an adult. Both federated and non-federated athletes can participate individually or representing clubs.
The courses traverse local mountain ranges, trails, and rural roads, with marked routes. The event promotes regional traditions and sports practice, with a festive atmosphere including a prize ceremony and athlete lunch.
The 5th Trilhos da Lapa 2026 is a trail running event taking place on March 21 and 22, 2026, in Mendiga, Porto de Mós, Portugal. It features two competitive trail races of approximately 12 km and 21 km, a non-competitive 11 km walk, and a kids run.
The trail sprint is part of the Portugal Cup of ATRP, the ADAL Trail Sprint Circuit, and the Porto de Mós Trail Trophy, while the mini trail is included in the Porto de Mós Trail Trophy. The courses traverse mostly old paths, tracks, and trails in the limestone massif of the Aire and Candeeiros mountain range, offering scenic views of local landmarks such as the Mendiga mills, Lapa da Mendiga, quarries, dry stone walls, and ponds.
The event welcomes athletes of all ages and physical conditions, with parental authorization required for minors. It promotes fair play, environmental respect, and a healthy lifestyle, with a festive atmosphere including team competitions and awards for various age categories and teams.
The Trail Trilhos do Viso 2026 is a trail running event scheduled for March 22, 2026, in Celorico de Basto, Portugal. It offers participants the opportunity to compete in a challenging trail race through natural landscapes.
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 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.
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 9th Alcanena Trail is a trail running event scheduled for March 22, 2026, in Minde, Portugal, starting at the Minde Gymnasium Pavilion. It features multiple distances including a Long Trail (32 km), Sprint (21 km), Mini Trails (15 km), 1st Trail Experience (10 km), Trail Young with age-appropriate distances, and a 10 km Walk. This event caters to a wide range of participants, from experienced adult runners (16+ for Trail and Sprint) to youth and beginners (including those under 16 with responsible accompaniment or parental consent).
The race is integrated with the Circuito de Trail do Ribatejo and emphasizes an environmentally conscious approach as all courses take place within the protected Natural Park of the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros. The terrain includes limestone outcrops and muddy sections, offering a challenging and scenic experience for trail enthusiasts.
The atmosphere is inclusive and family-friendly, offering various race formats such as individual and team competitions with awards for overall, age groups, and local residents. There are also non-competitive events like walks and a first-time trail experience, making it a weekend celebration of trail running and community involvement.
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 VIII Queiriga Trail is a trail running event taking place on March 22, 2026, in Queiriga, Viseu district, Portugal. It offers three routes: a 23 km Short Trail with approximately 900 meters of elevation gain, a 12 km Mini Trail with about 350 meters of elevation gain, and a 12 km Walk following the same route as the Mini Trail.
The event is open to participants aged 18 and older for the trail distances, with no age restrictions for the walk. It promotes physical activity and active tourism while showcasing the historical, cultural, and environmental heritage of the region. The atmosphere encourages ethical sportsmanship and community engagement.
Alongside individual participation, the event includes support such as aid stations, medical posts, and access to changing facilities, making it suitable for a wide range of trail enthusiasts.
