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I know there are plenty of other posts about Big Brush Creek Cave, but I'd love to get some more information on it. I will be visiting it over the 4th of July weekend and hope to get as much as I can out of the cave. Utah Caving gave me an idea of the potential for bad air. I don't have an air meter (yet), but still want to explore as much as possible. How far can you go before coming upon areas with potentially dangerous air? Utah Caving says that it "takes you all the way to the bath tub room and to dead air passage." However, it goes on to say that "If you make it deep enough it will require rope for small drops and climbs." Am I correct than that there is some drops and climbs before reaching the dead air passage? Is it worth it to bring the required equipment to drop down? How far can I expect to go before reaching these points? Thanks for the info!