Cannabis is legal for recreational and medical use in Alaska. Possession limit: 1 oz (28g) in public. Home grow: 6 plants per adult (3 mature), 12 per household. Minimum age: 21+. 120 licensed dispensaries listed on Leefii. Last updated: January 15, 2026.
Key Facts
Medical Marijuana in Alaska
MMJ Card Cost
$25 registration fee
Reciprocity
No reciprocity
Qualifying Conditions
Where to Buy Cannabis in Alaska
There are 120 licensed cannabis dispensaries in Alaska listed on Leefii. 2 offer delivery service. Browse dispensaries to compare ratings, hours, and services.
Consumption Rules in Alaska
No public consumption. Permitted in private residences and licensed consumption areas. DUI laws apply with no per se THC limit.
Important: Cannabis consumption is always illegal on federal property (national parks, military bases, federal buildings) regardless of state law. Driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal in all 50 states.
Recent Changes in Alaska
- Cannabis cafe licenses expanded in 2025
- On-site consumption lounges operating in Anchorage and Fairbanks
Frequently Asked Questions
Is weed legal in Alaska?
Yes, cannabis is legal for both recreational and medical use in Alaska. Adults 21+ can purchase from licensed dispensaries with a valid ID.
Can I grow weed at home in Alaska?
Yes, home cultivation is permitted in Alaska. The limit is 6 plants per adult (3 mature), 12 per household. Plants must be kept in a secure, enclosed area not visible to the public.
How much weed can I carry in Alaska?
In Alaska, the possession limit is 1 oz (28g) in public. Carrying more than the legal amount can result in fines or criminal charges.
Do I need a medical card in Alaska?
No, adults 21+ can purchase recreational cannabis in Alaska without a medical card. However, medical patients may benefit from higher purchase limits, lower taxes, and access to higher-potency products.
Can I get weed delivered in Alaska?
Yes, cannabis delivery is available in Alaska. Browse 120 dispensaries on Leefii to find delivery options near you.
What is the cannabis tax in Alaska?
The cannabis tax in Alaska is $50 per oz wholesale excise tax. Medical patients may pay lower tax rates in some cases.
Where can I smoke weed in Alaska?
No public consumption. Permitted in private residences and licensed consumption areas. DUI laws apply with no per se THC limit. Cannabis consumption is also always prohibited on federal property regardless of state law.
Can I buy edibles in Alaska?
Yes, cannabis edibles are available for purchase at licensed dispensaries in Alaska. Edibles are typically sold in packages with clearly labeled THC content per serving.
How many dispensaries are in Alaska?
There are 120 licensed cannabis dispensaries in Alaska listed on Leefii. Browse all dispensaries to compare ratings, hours, and services.
Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Cannabis laws change frequently. Always verify current laws with official state sources before purchasing or consuming cannabis. Last updated: January 15, 2026.