Mariholtet
Mariholtet, August 2012
Mariholtet is a tourist cabin in Østmarka, which is a forested area on the eastern side of Oslo, Norway. The cabin is located on the west side of Nord-Elvåga Lake on the border between Oslo and Lørenskog municipalities. Mariholtet was originally part of the Ellingsrud fard, but was purchased by Aker municipality in 1917. The lands around Nord-Elvåga Lake were also purchased by Aker, so that the lake could be used as a drinking water source. People lived in Mariholtet until 1955. Mariholtet has a long history as a tourist cabin; as early as 1920 it was a popular destination for outdoorspeople living in Oslo.
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Coordinates: 59°53′31″N 10°54′29″E / 59.892°N 10.908°E
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