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The IV Trail Trilhos dos Cornos is a trail running event scheduled for March 1, 2026, in the village of Adões, Barcouço, within the municipality of Mealhada, Portugal. It features three main distances: a Trail Curto of approximately 20 km, a Mini Trail of about 13 km, and a Caminhada (walk) of roughly 10 km, offering options for various endurance levels and interests.

This event is open to all runners aged 18 and over (or 16 with parental authorization), whether affiliated with a federation or not, while the walking activity is non-competitive and open to all ages. The Trail Curto is part of the National Trail Sprint Series 100, linking the race to a wider competitive circuit. The course traverses rural and forest trails, promoting environmental awareness and the natural beauty of the Adões region.

The race atmosphere combines competitive spirit with community and environmental respect, supported by local cultural organizations and the municipality. The event also includes team registration options, and a festive finish with traditional local treats and finisher prizes, making it a special occasion for all participants.

The IX Minho e Lima Trail is a trail running event scheduled for March 1, 2026, in Ponte de Lima, Portugal. It features three distinct courses: a Long Trail of approximately 30 km, a Short Trail of about 16 km, and a Solidarity Walk of 11 km, catering to diverse levels of trail runners and walkers.

Open to athletes aged 18 and above (21+ for the Long Trail), the event is part of the 2025/2026 Regional Trail Championship of the Viana do Castelo Athletics Association, attracting both competitive runners and enthusiasts. The courses traverse trails, rural paths, and forest roads around Ponte de Lima and Vila Verde, boasting significant elevation gains, with the Long Trail featuring a 1600 m positive climb, offering a challenging and scenic mountain trail experience.

The race atmosphere is inclusive and community-oriented, highlighted by the Solidarity Walk whose proceeds support the Ponte de Lima Volunteer Firefighters. The event includes individual and team competitions with awards across various age categories, fostering a festive and competitive spirit among participants.

The 9th Terrugem Trail is a trail running event taking place on February 8, 2026, in Terrugem, Sintra. It offers multiple competitive race distances: a Long Trail of approximately 25 km, a Short Trail of 17 km, and a Mini Trail of 12 km, as well as a non-competitive 12 km walk promoting healthy lifestyles.

The Long Trail and Short Trail are demanding races traversing natural trails, agricultural paths, and forest tracks with significant elevation gains, suitable for experienced athletes. The event is part of the Trail Circuit of the Parish and the Regional Trail Circuit of Lisbon, attracting competitive runners.

Besides the competitive races, the event fosters a welcoming atmosphere encouraging participation from both seasoned and novice trail runners, with the Mini Trail designed for those new to the sport. The walk offers a family-friendly option to enjoy the scenic trails and promote wellness.

The Anta Trail de Pavia is a trail running event held on March 1, 2026, in Pavia, Évora, Portugal. It features four distances: a Long Trail of 30 km, a Trail Sprint of approximately 18 km, a Mini Trail of approximately 12 km, and an 11 km walking route, catering to a wide range of participants.

Open to all runners aged 16 and above (with authorization for minors in the Mini Trail), the event welcomes athletes both licensed and non-licensed with electronic chip timing for competitive races and a chipless walk option. It offers a unique experience by traversing emblematic Neolithic trails and demanding terrain along the Tera stream banks, showcasing the historic and natural beauty of the region.

The race atmosphere is inclusive and community-focused, with a festive spirit that includes warm showers post-race, solid and liquid refreshments on course and at finish, finisher prizes, and a prize ceremony. The event also supports team competition and awards for individual and team classifications by age categories, making it appealing for competitive and recreational runners alike.