Route Description
Interstate 84 enters Idaho after crossing the Snake River. The highway proceeds southeast, passing the community of Fruitland, and reaching an interchange with U.S. Route 95. The roadway proceeds southward, reaching interchanges with U.S. Route 30 and Old U.S. Route 30 as well as passing numerous small buildings. The road continues southeast, traveling parallel to Old U.S. Route 30, reaching an interchange with Idaho State Highway 44. The roadway proceeds, interchanging with U.S. Route 20/U.S. Route 26, which continue concurrently with the highway. Interstate 84 Business splits off the highway in Caldwell, while I-84 interchanges with 10th Avenue before U.S. route 20/26 split off the roadway. The highway continues southeast through Caldwell, interchanging with several small roads, before bending east, and entering Nampa. I-84 Business returns to the parent route within the city. The highway continues through Meridian, reaching interchanges with several small roads. The roadway enters Boise, and reaches an interchange with Interstate 184, its auxiliary route. The highway turns southeast, passing Boise Airport, and interchanges with several roads, before reaching an interchange with U.S. routes 20 and 26, which continue concurrently with I-84. The road proceeds southeast, out of Boise, and enters rural area. The highway interchanges with a few small roads, before bypassing Mountain Home, where Interstate 84 business splits off and enters the community.
after bypassing Mountain Home, I-84 business reenters the highway, which proceeds eastward, traveling parallel to the Snake River, before bypassing Glenns Ferry. The highway continues east, traveling parallel to the Snake, interchanging repeatedly with Old U.S. Route 30, before bypassing the community of Bliss. The highway bends southeast, continuing, and passing through Malad Gorge State Park. The roadway continues southeast, bypassing the community of Wendell, The highway continues east, before turning southeast, and bypassing the community of Jerome. It continues to an interchange with U.S. Route 93, before returning to running parallel to the Snake River. The road proceeds east, passing the Hazelton Municipal Airport, and interchanging with several small roads. The road continues, passing north of the community of Burley, and proceeding east. The highway proceeds eastward, before reaching an interchange with Interstate 86, and turning southeast. The road proceeds southeast, traveling parallel to Idaho State Highway 81 for a short distance. The highway enters mountainous area, and bends slightly east and west several times. After exiting the mountainous region, the highway proceeds southeast to the Idaho–Utah state line, where it continues into Utah.
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