Yes. A standard neck carry is often the least comfortable option for hiking, especially with a heavier lens.

A simple no-cost solution is to wear the strap cross-body over one shoulder, with the camera resting at your side instead of on your chest. Let the lens point downward, tuck it slightly behind your hip/waist, and use your arm or elbow to keep it from bouncing. This keeps the camera close to your body and still ready to lift quickly.

If you want a purpose-built option, sling-style straps such as the BlackRapid R-Strap are designed to carry the camera at your side more securely and comfortably than a neck strap.

Another option is a chest-mount system such as the Cotton Carrier vest, which holds the camera vertically and tight to your body, minimizing swing while walking.

So the main solutions are: cross-body strap technique, a dedicated sling strap, or a chest/vest carrier. Which is best depends on whether you want the cheapest fix, fastest access, or the most stability while hiking.