Your complete guide to marijuana and CBD laws in the Gem State
❌ Illegal
Idaho prohibits all forms of recreational cannabis.
❌ Illegal
Idaho has no medical marijuana program.
❌ Highly Restricted
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Take Our CBD QuizIdaho maintains some of the strictest cannabis laws in the United States. As of 2025, both medical and recreational marijuana remain completely illegal in Idaho.
Cannabis has not been legalized in Idaho. Multiple attempts to legalize medical marijuana through ballot initiatives have failed, and the state government has consistently opposed cannabis reform.
No one can legally use medical marijuana in Idaho. The state has not established a medical marijuana program, and there are no qualifying conditions because the program does not exist.
❌ Illegal - Recreational cannabis use is a criminal offense in Idaho.
There are no legal possession limits because cannabis is fully illegal in Idaho. Possessing any amount is a criminal offense:
❌ Growing any amount of cannabis in Idaho is strictly illegal. Cultivation is considered a felony with penalties including up to 5 years imprisonment and fines up to $50,000.
❌ Idaho does not have a medical marijuana program, so it is not possible to legally obtain a medical marijuana card in the state.
Idaho remains one of the few states with no form of medical marijuana program. Residents seeking medical cannabis options may need to consider:
While marijuana remains illegal in Idaho, zero-THC CBD products are legal and may provide relief for many conditions.
Shop CBD Products Now❌ There are no legal cannabis dispensaries in Idaho as both recreational and medical marijuana remain illegal throughout the state.
Idaho residents seeking cannabis products often travel to neighboring states where cannabis is legal:
⚠️ Warning: It is a federal crime to transport cannabis across state lines, even between two legal states. It is also a serious crime to bring cannabis into Idaho from neighboring states.
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✅ Yes, but only products with absolutely no THC content.
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Take Our CBD Quiz❌ Illegal - Driving under the influence of any amount of cannabis is strictly prohibited in Idaho.
Idaho has a zero-tolerance policy for THC. Any detectable amount of THC in your system while driving can result in a DUI charge.
Unlike states with legal cannabis that have established specific THC blood concentration limits (typically 5ng/ml), Idaho's zero-tolerance policy means that even residual THC from legal use in another state could potentially result in a DUI charge if you drive in Idaho.
No, you cannot legally travel with any form of cannabis in Idaho. Idaho has some of the strictest cannabis laws in the nation, and possession of any amount is a criminal offense. It is also illegal to transport cannabis across state lines, even if you're coming from a state where it is legal.
No, cannabis edibles are completely illegal in Idaho. The state does not allow any form of THC or cannabis products, including edibles, regardless of purpose.
Possession of any amount of marijuana in Idaho is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 1 year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Possession of more than 3 ounces is a felony with up to 5 years imprisonment and $10,000 in fines. Idaho has some of the harshest cannabis penalties in the United States.
No, Idaho does not have a medical marijuana program, so there are no legal dispensaries or discount programs available for seniors or veterans in the state.
No, delta-8 THC is illegal in Idaho. The state's laws prohibit all forms of THC, including alternative cannabinoids like delta-8, delta-10, and others.
Yes, all states bordering Idaho (Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, and Utah) have some form of legal cannabis, either recreational, medical, or both. However, it remains illegal to bring cannabis products purchased in these states back into Idaho.
While marijuana laws in Idaho are strict, you can still find legal CBD products that comply with state regulations.
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