Geomorphological heritage encompasses landforms, soils, and associated deposits, considering their formation, conservation status, rarity, originality, degree of vulnerability, and spatial organization. This study adopted a methodological approach based on bibliographic review and the inventorying method proposed by Araújo (2021), emphasizing the scientific and aesthetic value of geomorphological heritage landforms in Serra de Teixeira, Paraíba, Brazil. The research conducted an inventory of the following geosites: (i) Pico do Jabre; (ii) Pedra do Tendó; (iii) Pedra do Cabloco; (iv) Pedra do Vento; (v) Pedra das Cajazeiras; and (vi) Poço do Cafundó and Cachoeira do Ó. Through this study, it was possible to identify, characterize, and classify these sites as geosites, contributing to the recognition and preservation of the region's geomorphological heritage.