Montanha Clube presents itself as a reference club in Portugal, in the organization of sporting events/competitions.
It is a non-profit club that was born in 1990 by João Bandeira, João Lopes and Pedro Barradas, all of them with a passion for off-road motorcycles.
Desde logo, este Clube ficou marcado pelo lançamento de inovadores eventos, onde a preocupação era de proporcionar aos atletas emoções diferentes e colocar a adrenalina ao máximo.
After more than two decades, and a huge evolution in nature sports, even with the emergence of new modalities, the club continues to make a difference and carry out innovative and even unprecedented challenges in the world.
With Serra da Lousã as “our sports facility”, Montanha Clube promotes a varied set of emotions for everyone who participates in its activities. Associated with the sporting emotions typical of the activities it develops, whether in terms of competition or leisure, Montanha Clube over time, has demonstrated a concern for boosting tourism in the territory where it operates.
In recent years, Montanha Clube has brought thousands of people to Lousã, including athletes, companions and the media, who have enjoyed Vila da Lousã, thus also getting to know the customs, traditions and gastronomy of the people of Lousã, contributing in a very significant way for local tourism.
Runner's Guide
In terms of the physical bases of the territory and when someone refers to the Municipality of Lousã, an idea that stands out immediately is the fact that it is a mountainous sector with great natural wealth.
This highlights the fact that the main physical features of the Municipality reflect, in an almost direct way, the major structural lines that have long defined the morphology of its territory, and that have influenced human occupation in the region, throughout the centuries. Tourism strongly contributes to the development of the Municipality with a strong flow of visitors, whether considering the Serra da Lousã and the Schist Villages, or the rich and varied existing historical/built and natural heritage.
- Arouce Castle
- City Hall
- Salazares Palace
- Hermitages of Our Lady of
- Piety
- Candal
- Casal Novo
- Talasnal
- Chiqueiro
- Cerdeira
- Catarredor
- Roast goat in a wood oven
- Olive oil
- Sausages
- Aromatic, medicinal and condimentary plants
- Chestnuts
- Honey from Serra da Lousã (PDO)
- Chanfana
- Talasnicos
- Chestnuts with goat
- Licor Beirão
- Pear and honey spirits
- Serranitos
- Sweet Broinhas
This highlights the fact that the main physical features of the Municipality reflect, in an almost direct way, the major structural lines that have long defined the morphology of its territory, and that have influenced human occupation in the region, throughout the centuries. Tourism strongly contributes to the development of the Municipality with a strong flow of visitors, whether considering the Serra da Lousã and the Schist Villages, or the rich and varied existing historical/built and natural heritage.
DISTANCE
46Km
D+ 3300
Start
Octant Hotel
Finish Line
Parque Municipal de Exposições
08:00
5
4:35
10:54
11:00
BIB
WHISTLE
MOBILE PHONE
THERMAL BLANKET
Head Light
DISTANCE
30Km
D+ 2200
Start
Octant Hotel
Finish Line
Parque Municipal de Exposições
08:00
3
2:45
6:54
7:00
BIB
WHISTLE
MOBILE PHONE
THERMAL BLANKET
DISTANCE
18Km
D+ 1350
Start
Octant Hotel
Finish Line
Parque Municipal de Exposições
09:30
2
1:39
4:59
5:30
BIB
WHISTLE
MOBILE PHONE
THERMAL BLANKET
DISTANCE
13Km
D+ 910
Start
Octant Hotel
Finish Line
Parque Municipal de Exposições
09:00
2
0:59
2:39
5:00
BIB
WHISTLE
MOBILE PHONE
THERMAL BLANKET
Pavilhão do Bairro dos Carvalhos
@40.1121465,-8.2545399
R. Augusto Miguel 5
Check-in: 10pm
When they leave in the morning they have
to bring things, don't
we are responsible.
@40.1123163,-8.2496146
R Cap Santos Leite
@40.1116652,-8.2510603
Rua da Imprensa
@40.1114549,-8.2512005
Rua da Imprensa
@40.1120542,-8.2516312
Rua Júlio Ribeiro dos Santos
@40.1105135,-8.2519692
Rua Vicente da Silva Martins
@40.1103853,-8.2505246
Rua Inês de Castro
Casa São Paulo
R. Inês de Castro n7
Food Store
Praça Francisco Sá Carneiro 20
Casa Velha
Praça Sá Carneiro Lote 14
Pizaria Cosmos
Av. Dr. José Maria Cardoso 50
Tó dos Frangos
R. Combatentes da Grande Guerra 1
Churrasqueira Borges
R. Dr. João Santos 6
Saturday
Parque Carlos Reis
@40.1137879,-8.2552963
R. José Joaquim da Cruz 68
10h-19h
Sunday
Pavilhão do Bairro dos Carvalhos
@40.1121465,-8.2545399
R. Augusto Miguel 5
10h-15h
Estádio Municipal Rugby José
Redondo
@40.1137879,-8.2552963
R. José Joaquim da Cruz 68
10h-15h
Police
@40.1112296,-8.2529526
R General Humbero Delgado
Telephone: +351 239 990 060
FIREMEN
@40.1145202,-8.2442064
Avenida Doutor José Maria
Cardoso
Telephone: +351 239 990 530
Parque Municipal de Exposições
da Lousã
@40.1101992,-8.2515257
R General Humbero Delgado
Secretariat
Friday 7pm-10pm
Saturday 6:30am-8:45am/3:00pm-7:00pm
Sunday 6:30am-9:00am
Store
Friday 7pm-10pm
Saturday 6:30am-8:00pm
Domingo 06h30-16h00
Each athlete is responsible for their own safety. In the mountains, autonomy is the basis and priority over everything. Eat and drink regularly. Be aware of: nausea, difficulty urinating, blood in the urine, tachycardia, hypothermia or hyperthermia. If you do not feel physically or mentally fit to continue, call the number on your bib or 112. Please note that even if the organization has a well-structured plan to help ensure the safety of athletes, Various mountain situations can cause help to take longer than expected. But we remember that the race is semi-sufficiency, with the athlete having to ensure that he carries with him everything necessary to guarantee its completion. All mandatory material, as well as the recommended material for Louzantrail, is designed for your safety. Everything is useful. In the mountains, weather conditions can change quickly and are almost always unpredictable. And the lack of a recommended or mandatory item, in a given situation, could make a difference.
Along the route there are several safety signs similar to the ones here.
The Louzantrail is a race that uses traffic routes. It is not a closed test. Athletes must ensure their safety and respect the rules of the highway code.
Louzantrail routes are known for their technical difficulties. Athletes must be aware of the degree of difficulty and the various types of danger they will encounter throughout the races. In places that are likely to be most dangerous, whether due to the danger of falling from a height or due to very slippery floors, there will be signs similar to this one that will help you pay extra attention.
The route is marked with signaling tape, flags, directional signs and information signs duly identified
