In reply to BigJuicy:
Potentially useful would also be a list of close by ‘Plan B’ ridges and easy buttresses, so that you have good alternative options already in mind, and don’t become fixated on gullies.
You may also like to consider that the avalanche risk is seldom a uniform. With the risk commonly (but not always) being related to certain aspects and elevations, depending predominantly on the preceding wind direction, availability of snow for transport and subsequent temperature variations.
Consequently while the ‘headline’ risk might be high, it’s possible for individual gullies to be safe and in good nick, or alternatively the headline risk low but one side of the sheltered exit bowl of a gully a significant hazard/threat even when the gully itself is stripped/solid ; ‘Where is the snow blowing from and where is it blowing to’.
So the aspect of the gullies (and their approach/exit slopes), and the most logical descent slopes/ routes would be valuable to add.