Presidential activities in New Hampshire

With the state primary less than a year away, presidential hopefuls have started visiting — and in a few cases, revisiting — the Granite State. They are likely to discover that, in addition to savvy voters, the state sports a diverse range of recreational activities that can offer welcome respite from shaking hands and kissing babies. While their opponents would undoubtedly have their own suggestions for where some of them should go, here are some attractions that could serve as entertaining campaign trail detours for nine known hopefuls.
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By Christopher Klein, Globe correspondent
With the state primary less than a year away, presidential hopefuls have started visiting — and in a few cases, revisiting — the Granite State. They are likely to discover that, in addition to savvy voters, the state sports a diverse range of recreational activities that can offer welcome respite from shaking hands and kissing babies. While their opponents would undoubtedly have their own suggestions for where some of them should go, here are some attractions that could serve as entertaining campaign trail detours for nine known hopefuls.