Anyone know any good cue sheet programs?

[OakLeaf]

Printing is part of what a paid MapMyFitness account gets you. There are three levels of paid memberships, and each one lets you print out more maps each month. (For a club ride situation, you'd want to print one and photocopy it.)

I know people and clubs who use it to print maps, and it seems to come out fine (for the most part). I only have a free account.

[maillotpois]

I guess Ride with GPS is working on it.

I always do my own cue sheets on an Excel spreadsheet. I don't trust cue sheets just printed out by Topo or whatever to make sense, and that way I can plug in warnings about dodgy pavement, etc. and landmarks.

[Crankin]

We plan our rides with GPS and also then make a cue sheet in Excel. It works out fine.

[Bike Chick]

Thanks so much for your help. It seems that Excel seems to be the best option for now without paying for MapMyRide.

[HillSlugger]

I use bikely.com