In the last few days, the Google Map interface has a completely new look.  Part of that change has rendered the GmapToGPX script useless.  It was already partially useless because you would have to enable running external scripts. This was an extra step, and required you to re-setup the map page you had just perfected.  

There is an easier way!  

GPS Visuallizer provides a conversion page for making a Google Map page into a GPX file, or Google Earth file (KML).

Find the convertor here:
http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/convert_input

In the form, just paste the URL for the Google Map page, and check GPX output.  You get redirected to the output page, and can copy the GPX file contents from a window, or click the link to download the file.  

Sweet!