Originally Posted by
TrojanHorse
I'd go with a map and a cue sheet... ridewithgps is pretty solid in that regard.
Make sure you edit the turn list to get rid of the dumb "turns" and off you go.
After learning how to import the tcx file and use the cue sheet on the Garmin 500, ridewithgps has become my favorite. It also does a good job with mapping and cue sheets. If I'm in unknown territory, I usually print a hard copy of the cue sheet and a map, and sometimes make a few extra copies for friends that might need them. There's several others that do almost as well (mapmyride, garmin connect) at mapping and cue sheets, but no customized printing.
I know you can use photoshop or another drawing tool to label street turns on the map, but was hoping that there was a mapping tool that would have this built in. I prefer using a map since it is easier to follow, but a cue sheet is a nice backup.