2ª São Silvestre de Tondela

The Vulcan Trail 2026, organized by Grupo Desportivo de Igreja Nova, will take place on January 4, 2026, in Igreja Nova, Mafra. The event features three options: Trail Longo (20+ km), Trail Curto (12+ km), and a non-competitive Caminhada. It is part of the Mafra Trail Running Series and aims to promote healthy lifestyles, environmental awareness, and local trail culture. Participants compete across several age divisions and enjoy a scenic route through rural and wooded terrain, with elevation and technical elements. The race is semi self-sufficient, requiring athletes to carry their own hydration system. All competitive participants receive electronic timing, and finishers earn medals. Team participation is encouraged, with prizes for both individual and group results. The event ends with an optional hot meal and social gathering. The organization enforces sustainability practices, including no single-use cups at aid stations.

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The São Silvestre da Amadora is a traditional running event held on December 31, 2025, in Amadora, Portugal. It is recognized as the oldest São Silvestre race organized in the country, offering participants a prestigious way to close out their sporting year.

The race is open to the public without license restrictions, inviting runners of all levels to experience this historic event. The course promises a festive and competitive atmosphere, making it a special occasion for athletes and spectators alike.

The IX Free Trail Águias de Alvelos | Réveillon is a trail running event taking place on December 31, 2025, in Alvelos, Barcelos, Portugal. This event features a 15 km trail run and a 10 km walk, both departing and finishing at the Adro da Igreja Paroquial de Alvelos.

The event is open to all participants aged 14 and above without the requirement of a competitive license, emphasizing a free and non-competitive nature. It offers a festive atmosphere with traditional seasonal treats like Bolo-Rei, Pão-de-ló, Champagne, and Port Wine provided to all participants at the finish.

The trail course passes through diverse landscapes including mountain zones and several parishes within Barcelos, providing scenic views and a communal spirit for participants. The event promotes inclusivity with both trail running and walking options, and it is organized by the Associação Recreativa e Cultural Águias de Alvelos.