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A virtual walk staged to mark Children's Day. Each registration covers a pair, one adult and one child, who walk 1 km, 2 km or 3 km together at a place of their own choosing, with completion accepted until 10 November 2026. Every entry brings two medals, one for the adult and one for the child, produced by 3D printing in premium PLA. The event is organised by Rafael Costa de Miranda MEI and runs through the Minhas Inscrições registration platform.
Two medals per registration
Medals produced by 3D printing in premium PLA
Route completed at a location of the pair's free choice
Walked in pairs: one adult and one child
Start / Finish
Chosen by the participants; the walk can be done at any location
The same location chosen by the participants
Race Day
What you get
2 medals per registration: 1 for the adult and 1 for the child
Medals produced by 3D printing in premium PLA
On the day
Other questions
Entries are made through the Minhas Inscrições system, in the Caminhada Feliz (2 medalhas) modality. Once registered, the pair walks their chosen route at the place they prefer, within the completion window set for the event.
The walk is done in a pair made up of one adult and one child, and the route is completed at a location of the participants' free choice.
Yes. The route has to be walked at a place of the pair's free choice, such as a square, a park or a quiet street close to home.
Yes. The Caminhada Feliz (2 medalhas) modality covers the pair formed by one adult and one child and already includes both medals.
Because the event is virtual, there is no mass start and no gathering point. The pair walks on the day and at the time that suits them best, respecting the completion deadline published by the organiser.
Entry fee
Registration isn't open yet. We'll show pricing when the organiser confirms.São Paulo, Brazil
Expected October 2027
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