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Google has made MyMaps embeddable by simply cutting and pasting a small piece of code into a blog or webpage, exactly as you would embed a YouTube video.
To embed a MyMap go to Google Maps, open a map you have created and then click on the 'Link to this page' link. A new option appears allowing you to cut and paste the code for an iframe into your own page.
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