Went out again today testing the app, this time on the local paved bike/hike trails in my neighborhood.
Once again I carefully mapped out the route on "ridewithgps". RidewithGPS allows you to use roads and known paved bike trails if you set it up to do so.

I found out today that it's a good idea to go over the written cue sheet that accompanies the map once you get it done. Doing so will help eliminate any minor flaws in the mapping process because you can always go back and edit the problem on the map before downloading the route.

While riding paved trails I noticed that the app functions slightly differently than on roads. That's because most trails don't have names so the prompts will steer you towards the nearest road. This was no big problem but you don't always get a prompt at every trail juncture. I did get lots of verbal prompts though and always very timely. Still with all the intersecting trails sometimes the prompts aren't there when you need them. This is still no big problem because when in doubt all you have to do is turn the screen on and follow the route clearly shown on the screen.

The route I laid out today was a 7 mile one way trip with the plan being I would back-track or take the roads back to my home. I was very satisfied with how the Cue Sheet app was working. I did get confused right at the end but like I said before when in doubt you check the map.

At the end of the planned route I decided to take the road back and switched over to Google navigation. All was going great when suddenly I discovered I was going the wrong way!
Rare when this happens but the Google app was taking me toward a major highway. Yeah, I can get home that way but that was not my plan. In my haste I forgot to tell the Google app I was cycling...yes, it does make a difference. Anyway, I turned around and rode the rest of the way home on the road. I could of done without the 25 MPH head winds on the return trip but at least I had no other problems. ( Note: this trip ( 17 miles total ) used about a quarter of my internal battery )