CORRIDA E CAMINHADA DA PRAIA DA VIEIRA

Ourém

The 46th edition of the Grande Prémio de Atletismo de Rossas returns on August 9, 2025, bringing runners of all ages to the scenic region of Arouca, Portugal. This road race blends tradition and community spirit, offering competitive and youth-friendly experiences across multiple distances. Whether you're aiming for a fast 7km or watching children take on their first 600m race, the event is welcoming to all — federated or not. The course for the main 7km race runs between the Arouca Town Hall and the village of Rossas, surrounded by rural charm and a festive atmosphere. It’s an ideal race for both competitive athletes and those seeking a friendly local challenge. With categories from Benjamins to Veterans, individual prizes and team trophies, and a dedicated shuttle service for athletes, this is a well-organized event built for inclusivity and enthusiasm.

Held during EXPOFACIC, the biggest summer fair in Cantanhede, the 6 Milhas José Adelino Guerra combines sport, inclusion, and solidarity. Taking place on 9 August 2025, the event offers a 10 km race, an inclusive race, and a 5 km walk. Organised by C.F. “Os Marialvas” with support from APCA and local partners, the race welcomes runners of all levels, including para-athletes. The scenic course runs through emblematic local roads, vineyards, and rural landscapes, creating an inspiring atmosphere. Proceeds will partially support young athlete Diego Zambrano, and the race features Telmo Pinão, a paralympic cyclist, as its ambassador. With a focus on accessibility, participation, and community spirit, this is an ideal event for seasoned runners, families, and inclusive sport advocates.

The 2º Fúria Trail will take place on August 9–10, 2025, in S. Jorge – Freixianda (Ourém), starting and finishing at the headquarters of Associação Cultural e Recreativa Vale do Nabão. This is a trail running and walking event designed for all ages and fitness levels, featuring two competitive trail races (13 km and 18 km), a 10 km walk, and kids’ races (1 km and 2 km). It’s an inclusive, community-driven weekend that blends sport, nature, and local culture. The event atmosphere is family-friendly with strong participation from local athletes and walking enthusiasts. Courses explore rural paths, small village roads, and scenic countryside, giving runners a mix of terrain and a taste of the region’s natural beauty. With kids’ events, team participation, and an emphasis on health and social connection, this trail festival offers something for everyone.