In general, Himachal Pradesh experiences a transition from winter to summer during the months of June and July, and snowfall becomes quite rare during this time. However, there are a few higher altitude regions in Himachal Pradesh where you might still find some traces of snow in June and July. These regions include:

1. Rohtang Pass: Located near Manali, Rohtang Pass is one of the popular destinations for snow enthusiasts. It remains covered in snow for most of the year, and even in June and July, you may find patches of snow at higher altitudes.
2. Kunzum Pass: Situated in Lahaul and Spiti district, Kunzum Pass is another high-altitude pass that might still have some snow in June and July. It offers breathtaking views and is a gateway to the stunning Spiti Valley.
3. Sach Pass: Located in Chamba district, Sach Pass is known for its challenging trek and scenic beauty. It is situated at a high altitude and might have remnants of snow in June and July.
4. Great Himalayan National Park: The higher regions of the Great Himalayan National Park, such as the Tirthan Valley and Sainj Valley, can still have patches of snow during June and July. It’s a beautiful area for trekking and exploring nature.

It’s important to note that the extent of snowfall and the presence of snow can vary each year based on weather conditions. Therefore, it’s recommended to check the current weather conditions and local reports before planning a trip to these higher altitude regions in Himachal Pradesh during June and July.