Networking with only firewall experience?

I'm finishing up the ccna security for wgu and it's sparked my interest in networking once again. The problem is that I don't touch routers or managed switches at my current job. Only asa firewalls and unmanaged switches along with web servers. I'd like to go for my ccnp one day but I wonder if it would even be worth it without the hands on routing and switching experience. I don't really count labbing as experience. I was also considering doing the ccnp security instead as another option since I hear it covers asa firewalls in depth. What do you guys think? Is even worth it to sit any of the ccnp exams with no direct routing and switching experience or should I consider the security path. I definitely know that if I'm going to get any more certifications in the near future it would have to be cisco.
Edit: Also do some load balancer stuff if that makes a difference but it's really only linux solutions like keepalived and haproxy. I'm still familiar with the general concepts though.
Edit: Also do some load balancer stuff if that makes a difference but it's really only linux solutions like keepalived and haproxy. I'm still familiar with the general concepts though.
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I think some jobs probably do pigeon-hole you into a narrower role, but that's probably at larger organizations where they have enough head count to compartmentalize staff into specific niches. One of the benefits of working at a smaller business is getting exposure to a lot of different areas and gaining a better holistic understanding of it all.