São Silvestre Cidade Palco de Natal

Run through the heart of Lisbon in the Meia Maratona dos Descobrimentos, taking place on November 30, 2025. This popular city race offers four distances — 21K, 10K, 4K walk, and a 500m Kids Race — making it perfect for athletes of all ages and abilities. Set along scenic riverside streets and historic landmarks, the event draws thousands of runners and creates a festive, family-friendly atmosphere. Elite runners can start in designated pace blocks, while casual athletes enjoy a supportive, inclusive experience. Organized by Xistarca, this is one of Portugal’s most iconic late-season road events.

The Merrell Trail Running Series 2025/26 is a five-stage trail running circuit taking place between November 2025 and April 2026 across scenic locations in the Lisbon district. Organized by Trail4U, the series offers Short Trail and Long Trail distances in each event, welcoming trail runners aged 16+ (Short Trail) and 18+ (Long Trail). The races are designed to promote sportsmanship, environmental responsibility, and the natural beauty of the Lisbon area. Each race is independent, but runners and teams accumulate points toward the final circuit classification.

Trilho dos Linces 2025 takes place in the Alvão mountains, Vila Real, offering a challenging and scenic trail running experience. Organised by the Linces do Marão team, the event includes five race formats for all levels — from the technical 50KM ultra to a 12KM solidarity walk. Runners will pass through local villages and rugged trails, supported by local councils and the community.

The Trilho dos Cágados will return on December 1, 2025, in Vila Chã de Ourique (Santarém), offering athletes and walkers an authentic trail experience with distances for all levels. Organized by Trilho dos Cágados VCO, the event combines community spirit, challenging trails, and a festive atmosphere. Participants can choose between the 26 km Long Trail, the 18 km Short Trail, the 12 km Mini Trail, or a 12 km Easy Walk. With varied routes featuring elevation gains between 205 m and 1,150 m, the courses take runners through rural and natural landscapes, supported by well-placed aid stations. This event is more than just a race — it’s a day of sport and celebration. All entries include a post-race lunch, and runners will enjoy a safe, supportive environment backed by local volunteers.