Badajoz · Spain

10K races near Badajoz

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Upcoming 10K races near Badajoz

JUL 1
31JUL
Run · road · 10K
Carrera Popular Nocturna Malpartida de Cáceres
Malpartida de Cáceres · 77 km away
AUG 1
30AUG
Run · road · 10K
Carrera Popular Valdebótoa
Valdebótoa · 11 km away
Badajoz · 80 km
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Recurring 10K races near Badajoz

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Carrera Popular de Alqueva
SUN OCT 11
The Carrera Popular de Alqueva is a local road race held in Cheles, a town in Badajoz situated near the Alqueva region. Organized by the Cheles City Council and supported by the Provincial Council of Badajoz, the event typically commences mid-morning. Participants can opt for a 5 km race or a 10 km distance, with dedicated shorter races available for children. The race is a fixture on the Badajoz running schedule, designed for a wide range of participants, not exclusively for seasoned athletes. The event features multiple categories, distinct courses, awards for top finishers, and aid stations organized with sustainability as a consideration. Its main draw is the straightforward structure: a community race day featuring adult distances, children's events, and direct management by the local council.
10K de Las 7 Torres
SUN NOV 1
Trilhos do Endovélico
SUN NOV 8
Trilhos do Endovélico is a trail running event held in the historic village of Terena, Alandroal municipality, Évora district. It is certified by ATRP and is part of Portugal’s National Trail Running Circuit. The event offers runners several competitive trail distances: a 30 km Long Trail, a 20 km Sprint Trail, and a 12 km Mini or Youth Trail. A non-competitive 10 km walk is also available for those who wish to experience the route without racing. The courses traverse the countryside surrounding Terena Castle and the rural Alentejo, connecting the race closely to the village’s landscape and heritage. The longer routes present a challenge: the 30 km race includes 1,219 m of elevation gain, the 20 km race has 880 m, and the 12 km race has 354 m. Participants will encounter steep climbs, technical singletrack, dirt roads, streams, and open vistas. The event draws experienced trail runners, beginners, families, and local supporters.
Carrera Popular Almendral
SUN NOV 29
The Carrera Popular Almendral begins and ends in Plaza de España, adjacent to Almendral’s Town Hall and public school. This local running event in Almendral, Badajoz, southwestern Spain, is typically held in late November. The main distance is 21 km, with shorter options of 10 km, 9.5 km, and 16 km offered in various editions. Races are open to adults aged 18 and older. The Almendral Town Hall, via the Sports Dynamization area of the Mancomunidad de Olivenza, organizes the race. It is listed on the Badajoz running calendar as a “carrera popular,” a Spanish term for a community road race welcoming amateur runners. Some editions are designated as non-competitive or pending classification, emphasizing participation over official rankings.
Guadiatón
SAT DEC 19
The Guadiatón is a 10 km road race held in Guadiana, a town in Badajoz, western Spain. It is a local asphalt event on the Badajoz running calendar, typically held in December. Its straightforward distance is suitable for club runners, regular amateurs, and those seeking a manageable end-of-year race. The available race information is limited: the public listing provides the distance, location, surface, and registration details, but not a detailed route map or landmark-by-landmark course notes. Recent editions have featured an 11:00 a.m. start and a low entry fee, aligning with the character of a community road race rather than a large destination event.
Sharish Monsaraz Natur Trail
SAT MAR 27
The Sharish Monsaraz Natur Trail is a trail running series held in Reguengos de Monsaraz, located in Portugal’s Évora district. It typically takes place in late March and features five distances: 10 km, 20 km, 31 km, 50 km, and 105 km. This range of options accommodates both novice trail runners and seasoned athletes seeking a significant challenge. The event is recognized within the UTMB Index and is characterized as a nature-oriented trail competition. The courses traverse demanding trails in the Alentejo region, with the Alqueva area and the eastern bank of the Guadiana River contributing to the event's expansive, open-country atmosphere. Participants will also run through the historic village of Monsaraz, where its ancient stone pathways and elevated vistas impart a distinct local identity to the race. Now in its 11th year, the series attracts participants drawn by the varied distances, rugged terrain, natural surroundings, and the opportunity to compete in a well-regarded Alentejo trail race.
Trail do Texugo
SUN APR 4
Trail do Texugo is a trail running race held in the village of Serra D'Ossa, near Redondo in Portugal's Évora district. Participants start and finish in the same village, selecting from four distances: approximately 10 km for beginners, 15 km for sprint and youth categories, 30 km for the long trail, and 45 to 46 km for the ultra. The race primarily follows rural dirt paths within the Serra D'Ossa mountain range, featuring sufficient climbs and uneven terrain to provide a genuine off-road challenge distinct from road races with minor gravel sections. The courses traverse trails, forest tracks, firebreaks, singletrack, and dirt roads, leading past streams, springs, orchards, and ancient hermit ruins. The mountain range reaches its peak at São Gens, 653 m high. This area possesses significant local history, having been inhabited since the Bronze Age, used by shepherds for shelter, and settled by early Christian hermits in its hills. Runners might pass or approach sites like Alto do Castelo, the cliffside Church of Monte Virgem, and the Convent of São Paulo, offering the race as a rugged exploration of the Serra D'Ossa landscape.
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Badajoz Base Miles

Badajoz hosts 9 10K races in 2026 within 80 km of the city centre — upcoming dates, recurring series, and other races nearby, all in one place.

Locals run the Guadiana first, because the river gives Badajoz its easiest rhythm for Z2 and steady base miles. The city centre sits close enough to Valdepasillas, Puerta Pilar, San Roque, Ciudad Jardín, and La Granadilla for simple out-and-back days. Local runners keep the club scene informal, with no named run club on the calendar. Carrera Los Palomos - Aqualia, Carrera Popular Valdebótoa, Carrera Nocturna Talavera la Real, and Cross Navideño Valdelacalzada keep the short stuff lively. Half Marathon Popular Badajoz-Elvas anchors the year, and its 21.1 km course gains 61.0m.

Locals ride out toward Elvas, Campo Maior, Gévora, Valdebótoa, and Villafranco del Guadiana when they want steady roads and border legs. The Guadiana gives the easy spin, and Cerro del Viento, Fuerte San Cristóbal, and Cerro de la Muela give the local climbing cues. Desafío San Fernando - 40K BTT is the anchor for dirt, BTT, and cyclocross legs. Local cyclists keep the club side loose, with no named cycling club in the local notes. The climb runs 14 km with an elevation gain of +649 m.

February feels like the cleanest target month, because Half Marathon Popular Badajoz-Elvas gives runners a proper anchor event. Summer changes the job, because Badajoz gets hot and the temperature can hit 40°C or more. Locals move intervals early, keep Z2 honest, and treat July like a dry month for smart miles rather than hero miles. Winter stays mild enough for both sports, but temperatures can drop below zero and December brings the most rain. Runners lean into cross races, and riders keep base miles flexible when wet roads or cold starts show up.