Cross de Torres Vedras

The III Trail Entre o Dão e o Mondego is a trail running event taking place on November 2, 2025, in Carregal do Sal, Viseu. It offers two main race distances: a Trail Longo of 24 km and a Trail Curto of 14 km, along with a 12 km Caminhada (walk) and a 5 km Caminhada Inclusiva designed for participants with various disabilities.

The event is open to a wide range of participants, with age restrictions applying to the trail races (16+ for Trail Curto and 18+ for Trail Longo). The Caminhada routes have no age restrictions, emphasizing inclusivity. It is organized by the Câmara Municipal de Carregal do Sal with the support of the Carregal do Sal Runners Group and aims to promote physical activity and local tourism, showcasing the region’s historical, cultural, and environmental heritage.

The race courses are well-marked and feature natural settings around the Dão and Mondego rivers, providing scenic landscapes and a supportive atmosphere. The event also includes a Caminhada Inclusiva to encourage participation from people with disabilities, making it a welcoming and community-oriented event.

The 13th Corrida da Água is a running and walking event scheduled for November 2, 2025, in Lisbon, Portugal. This event offers two distances: a 10km race starting at Estrada da Serafina and a 4km walk starting at Parque do Calhau.

The 10km race is open to all runners aged 18 and above, while the 4km walk welcomes participants of all ages, making it accessible for families and casual participants. The race route features a unique experience along the historic Aqueduto das Águas Livres, a National Monument since 1910, providing participants with inspiring views of this remarkable hydraulic engineering feat.

The atmosphere combines the spirit of sport with environmental sustainability, promoted through the EcoX project by Xistarca and EPAL, emphasizing reduced plastic usage and recycling. The event fosters a community feel with trophies for top finishers and age categories, along with finisher medals for all completing the race.

The Trail da Maçã 2025 is a trail running race taking place on November 2, 2025, in Maçãs de Dona Maria, Portugal. This event features two main distances: a competitive 14 km trail run and a non-competitive 10 km nature walk, catering to both competitive athletes and leisure participants.

The race is open to all participants aged 16 and above for the trail, while younger participants under 16 may join the walk if accompanied by an adult. The event promotes health, well-being, and social interaction through nature sports, and it offers a festive atmosphere with awards for top finishers and team competitions in the trail category. The course includes scenic trails with an elevation gain of 605 meters, providing a challenging and beautiful environment for runners.

The Trail da Maçã also includes a nature walk for families and less competitive participants, making it a versatile event for various fitness levels and ages, with organized aid stations and support along the course.

The 2 Léguas da Eurocidade is a running event taking place on November 2, 2025, in Valença, Portugal. This event comprises four simultaneous races: the main 2 Léguas race (approximately 10 km), a Mini-Léguas (1.5 km), a Caminhada (5 km walk), and the Léguazinha (600 m) for children. The courses are mostly flat, making them accessible and enjoyable for a range of participants.

The main 2 Léguas race is competitive and open to athletes aged 18 and over, both federated and non-federated. Awards are given to the top three finishers in each age and gender category, while the other events are non-competitive and designed to encourage broad community participation, including young athletes and families. The races foster a festive and inclusive atmosphere suitable for all ages and fitness levels.

The event is organized by the Associação Desportiva Verdoejense and supported by local municipal and community bodies, emphasizing community engagement and sports promotion in the Valença region. The race features a largely flat urban course and includes safety measures and hydration stations, making it a well-organized event for runners and walkers alike.